IS-mB1
IS-Mini series LED Light
100 dB (A) – 49 Tones
Our IS-mB1 (IP 65) Blinking LED Light is intrinsically safe when used with zener barriers. This product is very well suited for fire alarm systems and direct control due to low power consumption.
Product Overview
- ATEX certified for use in Zones 0, 1, and 2
- IP 65 self-extinguishing ABS housing
- Low power: 25 mA current consumption
- Operating voltage (nominal): 24 VDC
- 3.5 inch (88.7 mm) dia. x 3.3 inch (85 mm) h
Features
Intrinsically safe signaling
Choose from audible, visual, or combined audible-visual alarms for hazardous areas.
Zones 0, 1 and 2
Certified for use in Ex zones 0, 1 and 2 when used with a certified zener barrier or galvanic isolator.
Effective alarming
Choice of 100 dB(A) sounder, blinking LED array, or both.
Compact design
Permits versatile installation in practically any space.
Audible notification
Choice of 49 unique alarm tones with three stages of tone control for distinctive signalling of specific events. Audible signals are synchronized across multiple units connected in series. Volume control adjusts output level to fit the signalling space required.
Zener barriers
To achieve intrinsically safe operation, units must be connected with a zener barrier or galvanic isolator.
Operating Temperatures
Wide range of operating temperatures from –40 °C to +60 °C.
Visual notification
Choice of yellow/amber, red, green or blue LEDs with selectable blinking frequency of 1 or 2 Hz.
Low power consumption
Ideal for use as a notification appliance in fire alarm systems.
Signal control
Sounder and blinking light can be independently controlled.
Technical Data Overview
IS-mB1 SERIES BLINKING LED LIGHTS | 16 to 28 VDC |
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PART NUMBER RED | 31008805000 |
PART NUMBER YELLOW/AMBER | 31008804000 |
PART NUMBER GREEN | 31008806000 |
PART NUMBER BLUE | 31008807000 |
*Further technical information can be found in the download Section |
Subject to technical amendments and misprints.
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