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http://cablematic.iskra.cat/en/products/wired-siren-with-flash-LB022/
http://cablematic.iskra.cat/en/products/wired-siren-with-flash-LB022/
Wired siren with flash
Wired siren with flash
REF: LB022
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Specifications
- Siren of small dimensions for connection to the alarm center as a main or secondary siren.
- In addition to the sound signal emits flashes of red color (150 flashes per minute).
- The sound intensity is 110 dB at 30 cm distance.
- Size 12 x 74 x 46 mm.
- It is fixed with screws on a flat wall (fasteners included).
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€10.33
€1.76
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€1.54
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OUTLET
Specifications
- Siren of small dimensions for connection to the alarm center as a main or secondary siren.
- In addition to the sound signal emits flashes of red color (150 flashes per minute).
- The sound intensity is 110 dB at 30 cm distance.
- Size 12 x 74 x 46 mm.
- It is fixed with screws on a flat wall (fasteners included).
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Siren of small dimensions for connection to the alarm center as a main or secondary siren. In addition to the sound signal emits flashes of red color (150 flashes per minute). The sound intensity is 110 dB at 30 cm distance. Size 12 x 74 x 46 mm. It is fixed with screws on a flat wall (fasteners included). It has a cable terminated in tin terminals. It feeds from the centralalarm when it supplies electricity. It works with 12 VDC.
- Gross Weight: 110 g
- Number of packages: 1
Technical terms
- VDC
- How to mount an alarm?
VDC
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