uxcell 2Pcs Red Indicator Light with Buzzer AC/DC 110V, 22mm Panel Mount Flashing Alarm, for Electrical Control Panel, HVAC, DIY Projects

uxcell 2Pcs Red Indicator Light with Buzzer AC/DC 110V, 22mm Panel Mount Flashing Alarm, for Electrical Control Panel, HVAC, DIY Projects

Name: uxcell 2Pcs Red Indicator Light with Buzzer AC/DC 110V, 22mm Panel Mount Flashing Alarm, for Electrical Control Panel, HVAC, DIY Projects
Brand: uxcell
SKU: 678478
Price: 9.99 USD
Rating: 9.44 (33 reviews)

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Intermittent Buzzer and Flashing RED LED Indicator Lights, powered by AC/DC 110 VOLT

The mounting diameter is 22mm (7/8"), which is industry standard.

For easy recognition, use a bright light and a loud buzzer. Fits panel thickness of 6mm and comes with a panel locking nut.

The screw-clamp connection ensures a secure connection and reliable operation. They've been put through their paces for over 30,000 hours of use and will undoubtedly deliver consistent results.

Widely used in shipbuilding, machine tools, machine equipment, switch cabinets and power distribution cabinets, electrical control panels such as HVAC panels and electrical panels, and DIY projects like PLC training.

Questions & Answers

Is it possible to turn off the buzzer?

Both the light and the buzzer are on at the same time. Light and sound are produced when the air conditioner is turned on. For noisy areas, the high lever volume is ideal. Very well constructed, and I purchased a green lidicator light to go with it. Make a strong first impression.

123 volts ac is the voltage in my circuit. Is there a voltage range that this will work with?

It is going to work. I use it on a circuit with a voltage range of 120 to 130 volts AC, or even less than 110 volts AC. Just make sure you order the correct one, as they range in voltage from 6 V AC DC to 384 volts. The ones I bought had a voltage of 110 V AC DC on them. And, as previously stated, I use them on the circuit.

The buzzer component has an intermittent duty, according to the description. Is there any way to tell how long it will work without causing damage?

It's a piezo buzzer, not a loudspeaker. I'm guessing it'll be a long life.