AUER Signal T Series Red Multi Strobe Signal Beacons 120V ac, LED Bulb Tube, IP66

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RS Stock No.:
617-372
Mfr. Part No.:
859512310
Brand:
AUER Signal
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Brand

AUER Signal

Product Type

Signal Beacons

Light Effect

Multi Strobe

Lens Colour

Red

Housing Material

Polycarbonate

Bulb Type

LED

Mount Type

Tube

Housing Colour

Black

Terminal Type

Screw

Maximum Supply Voltage

120V ac

Series

T

Minimum Operating Temperature

30°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

60°C

IP Rating

IP66

Standards/Approvals

CE, EAC, RoHS, UL

COO (Country of Origin):
AT
The AUER Signal Strobe beacon S from the T-series is a cutting-edge signal solution designed to enhance visibility in various applications. This versatile beacon employs modern LED technology, ensuring superior performance and exceptional reliability. With its contemporary design, it will effortlessly integrate into industrial and general environments, delivering an outstanding signaling effect. The device boasts a high degree of protection rated at IP66, making it suitable for harsh conditions. Its modular design means it is easily adaptable, allowing users to switch between two distinct strobe patterns externally. This beacon’s longevity and effectiveness make it an ideal choice for safety applications, guaranteeing optimal performance over time, even under challenging circumstances.

Utilizes advanced LED technology for improved efficiency and longevity

Features a modern aesthetic that fits seamlessly in diverse settings

Offers reliable performance with a 100% duty cycle for continuous operation

Designed to withstand tough environments with an impressive IP66 rating

Equipped with external switching for effortless pattern changes

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