Eaton Surface Mount Electronic bell, 12 V dc, 95dB at 1 m, Single-Tone

Eaton's unique and patented alarm bell has been created and designed to be used within security, fire and signalling systems. The miniature solenoid, used in conjunction with the integrated control circuit enables the bell to give excellent sound coverage, increased reliability and minimum current consumption. Each bell has a modern look and aesthetically pleasing finish. The FB range of solenoid fire bells is the ideal solution for installations even within the most prestigious locations.

• 155mm (6") gong
• The bell gives off an impressive, high sound output
• Low current consumption
• Convenient locking facility
• Easy and simple to install
• A back box is not required for surface wiring
• Suitable for a wide range of environments
• Low maintenance, long-lasting
• Excellent quality

It's imperative for users to install a fire bell, it's more important that the bell is reliable and functional. This is because of the life-saving qualities and to comply with certain industry laws.

Immediately alert people to a fire or other hazard with this single-tone electronic bell from Eaton . The device combines a miniature solenoid with an integrated control circuit to deliver high sound coverage and reliability with minimal energy consumption. It rings at 95dB (decibels) at a distance of 1m, which is about as loud as a motorbike engine. The bell can be easily surface mounted for convenient installation on walls, ceilings and panels. A convenient locking feature prevents tampering, so you can use this unit for security applications.

• Operating temperature range of -25°C to +70°C for use in harsh conditions
• Unobtrusive grey and black colours for use in public places and industrial environments
• Reverse polarity protection guards against damage caused by incorrect installation
• IP33 (ingress protection) rating means it's protected against spray not more than 60˚ from the vertical, making it suitable for outdoor use

When an electric current runs through the solenoid coil, it turns it into an electromagnet. This attracts a clapper that rings the bell.

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