Eaton RMQ-Titan Series Buzzer, 18 → 30 V, IP40, AC, DC, Single-Tone

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RS Stock No.:
468-5756
Mfr. Part No.:
78639528 M22-AMC+M22-XAM
Brand:
Eaton
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Brand

Eaton

Supply Voltage

18 → 30 V

IP Rating

IP40

Current Type

AC, DC

Number Of Tones

1

Housing Colour

Black

Application Type

Horn

Maximum Decibel

83dB

Series

RMQ-Titan

Maximum Temperature

+70°C

Minimum Temperature

-25°C

Tone Type

Continuous

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

Extended Indicator


Complete with fixing adaptor for fitting LED elements
Acoustic indicator: 18 - 30Vac/dc

Standards

IEC/EN60947.

Approvals

UL, CSA.

Eaton Buzzer, M22, 30V - RMQ-Titan / M22 Series - M22-AMC+M22-XAM


Need an audible alert when something goes wrong with your system? This robust and reliable M22 buzzer from Eaton sounds a horn to let you know when a fault has occurred. A decibel rating of 83dB means it's loud enough to be heard over standard background noise but there's no threat of it damaging your hearing. You can use it with either AC (alternating current) or DC (direct current) with voltage ratings of 30V in industrial settings.

• Continuous tone immediately demands attention
• Fits in a standard 22m hole for quick and easy wiring and installation
• Slim design (29.7mm at widest part) saves space
• Fixing adaptor allows you to fit LED (light-emitting diode) elements as an additional precaution

Why should buzzers be installed?


Installing a buzzer like this one from Eaton alerts you to electrical errors and gives you ample opportunity to vacate premises or disconnect faulty equipment. Advance warning of faults can prevent fire and explosions, as well as damage to equipment and harm to individuals. It's advisable to have an audible alarm in addition to a visual alert, which can go unnoticed.

Note

Eaton formerly known as Moeller

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