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224XST Electrarayå¨ Supervised - Synchronized Class 1 Div 2 Strobe Light UL 1971 15cd. 2A surge current
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Electraray® Supervised - Synchronized Hazardous Location
Strobe Light UL 1971 Model 224XST-HI
• 24VDC
• Four wires and supervisory diode
• Six lens colors
• 10,000 hour, high-intensity strobe tube
• 1/2 - inch pipe mount
• Type 4X, IP66 enclosure
• CSFM Approved
• CSACertified
• UL and cUL Listed
Federal Signal’s Electraray® Model 224XSThazardous location strobe light provides 80 high-intensity flashes per minute. This warning light is available in 24VDC.
The Model 224XSThas been certified by UL as meeting Type 4X watertight and corrosion resistant requirements, constructed to IP66. This hazardous location warning light has a black polyurethane coated base and the inner fresnel lens is available in six colors (including magenta). The clear polycarbonate outer dome can be quickly removed for easy access to inspect the unit or change the lamp. The 224XST-HI has an effective candela of 240 and a 580,000 peak candela & 15 ECP per UL1971.
The 224XST is UL Listed, CSACertified and CSFM Approved for Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B,C and D; Class II, Division 2, GroupsF and G; and Class III.
The 24VDC 224XST features a voltage in-rush limiting PCB design that provides greater compatibility control systems and less electrical interference with in-rush sensitive devices.The Electraray 224XSTcontains a supervisory diode and four wire leads, for fire alarm applications.Model 224XSTis ideal for wet, corrosive atmospheres like those found in food processing industries, or anywhere a visual signal is needed.
Federal Signal’s affordable Electraray Strobe Warning Light is spe- cifically designed for use in hazardous locations or where corrosive materials are present.
The Fireball 224XST contains a supervisory diode and four wire leads, for use in fire alarm applications. Synchronize with the Federal Signal SSM module or by installing on an indicating circuit programmed with the System Sensor sync protocol.
