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Industrial electronic sounders

AC/DC Dynamics offers a wide range of industrial electronic sounders (alarms) and light beacons in various options from flashing patterns to adjustable light speeds and adjustable volumes and sounds.

The range provides for 22 Ømm panel mount indicators together with 45 Ømm indicators with 2 x tone and 65 Ømm indicators with 3 tone alarms. In this range there are six colour options to choose from. The indicator/tone combination units have between an 85-103 dB sound pressure which can be adjusted to your requirements dependent on location. Electrical supply required is 24 VAC/DC or 230 VAC,

The Eagle and Asserta range of audible and visual alarms offer various combinations to choose from. The (93 Ømm) Eagle range offers adjustable volume, 32 user selectable (5x DIP switch) tones. Operating voltages from 9-28 VDC (S1series), 110/240 VAC (S2 series) and 110 VDC (S3 series) with sound output of between 101 to 116 dB @ 1 M depending on model. The Asserta (175x175 mm) range operates from similar power supply but offers 120 dB of sound pressure.

Our (100 Ømm) LED Beacons range from six different flash/strobe options with adjustable 30-260 flashes per minute flash speeds. The LED has an operating life of over 50 000 operating hours. Offering a battery backup life per charge of up to four hours on strobe/flash. Electrical supply required here is 12 VDC.

The Rearguard (130 Ømm) LED beacons offer a high intensity directional hazard warning solution, suitable for mounting to rear of vehicles and heavy lifting equipment. Up to eight beacons can be connected to flash synchronously or alternately up to 75 flashes per second.

The LMFD/LM range of Filament/LED signal tower units can be selected with single red light (continuous or flashing) up to five lights red, yellow, green, blue and white or any combination you choose. The selection is done in one light increments. Flash rate is 70 FPM. Mounting kits and brackets are also available for these items.

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