High Output Panel Mount 80dB 30mm 12-24V AC DC Allen-Bradley
The Allen-Bradley High Output Panel Mount provides 80dB sound output for industrial control panels and safety warning signal applications. It features a 30mm diameter, 12-24V AC/DC operation and a black housing. The product complies with AS/NZS 4801 – Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems. See the product specifications below for mounting and installation details.
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- Sound Output: 80 dB
- Diameter: 30 mm
- Operating Voltage: 12-24 Volts AC/DC
- Mounting Hole Size: 22.5 mm round
- Housing Color: Black
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 30mm x 30mm x 30mm
- Weight: 0.1 kg
- High output sounder with 80 dB sound level
- 30 mm diameter panel mount design
- Operates on 12-24 Volts AC/DC
- Black housing for durability
- 22.5 mm round mounting hole for easy installation
- Installation by a qualified technician or electrician is recommended to ensure proper mounting and electrical connections.
- Industrial control panels
- Machinery alert systems
- Safety and warning signal applications
- Complies with AS/NZS 4801 – Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems
- Low power consumption suitable for energy-efficient systems
- Durable housing reduces need for frequent replacements
Radwell 2-year warranty included; factory warranty does not apply.
The Allen-Bradley 855PB30SH22 High Output Panel Mount Sounder is available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for industrial and safety alert applications.
Q: What voltage does the Allen-Bradley High Output Panel Mount use?
A: It operates on 12-24V AC/DC.
Q: What is the sound output of this panel mount?
A: The panel mount provides 80dB sound output.
For another panel mount alarm option, a 65mm unit operates on 24V AC/DC with a red finish.
A panel mount sounder with 72dB output is available for 120V AC applications.
A panel mount buzzer provides 75db sound output with 24V DC operation.
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