Multifrequency bacl-up alarm - Multi-frequency back-up alarm 87db
Ref. D13807
The Multi-Frequency back-up alarm provides a solution to potential noise pollution created by back-up alarms in confi ned or densely populated work areas. The Multi-Frequency alarm maintains a safe warning signal for those in the danger zone of backing...
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- Product Type : Multi-frequency
- Voltage : 12 - 24V
- Amperage : 0.34
- Decibel : 87 dB
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Technical characteristics
| Brand | Vignal |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Multi-frequency |
| Voltage | 12 - 24V |
| Amperage | 0.34 |
| Connector | Naked cable extremity |
| Housing Material | Fiberglass reinforced |
| Fixation Bolt Distance | 83 mm |
| Length | 102 mm |
| Width | 41 mm |
| Height | 71 mm |
| Decibel | 87 dB |
| Operation Temperatures | -40°C to +85°C |
| EMC | ECE R10 |
| ECE | ECE |
| SAE | SAE TYPE D |
| Industry | Agriculture, Construction, Forestry, Handling and Forklifts, Mining, Trailers and Semi-trailers, Trucks, Vans and Chassis cab |
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