Edwards Signaling 125XBRZA120AB 125XBR Xtra-Brite LED Random Flash Pattern Amb 120 VAC 125XBRZA120AB

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Ul style"margin-top0px; padding-top 5px; padding-bottom 5px;" the edwards 125 class xbr xtra-britetm led beacons are ul and cul listed dual mode signaling devices available in two versions steady-on/flashing (125xbrm) and steady-on/lightburst (125xbrz). Both versions feature a corrosion resistant type 4x enclosure and can be panel or conduit mounted. The base is manufactured from a 33 glass filled nylon providing high resistance to heat and high chemical resistivity. The lens is made of shatter resistance polycarbonate. Both the steady-on/flashing led and steady-on/lightburst led beacons are available with either a black or gray base and amber blue green red or white lens. Available in 24v dc or 120v ac available with gray or black base panel or conduit mount available in dual mode steady-on/65 fpm flashing or steady-on/lightburst versions available with amber blue green red or white lens immune to shock and vibration -31f to 150f (-35c to 66c) operating temperature protective wire guard available cat. No. 125grd both the 125xbrm and 125xbrz beacons are dual mode devices maximizing application flexibility while reducing inventory costs. The 125xbrm beacons ship from the factory in steady-on mode with the built-in option of switching to flashing mode (65 fpm) through an additional wire connection. The 125xbrz beacon ships in steady-on mode and when ultra visibility is critical to the application can be easily switched to lightburst mode. The 125 class xbr led beacon is supplied with a double threaded - 1/2" internal and 3/4" external - conduit hub which can be mounted into an approved conduit box. It can also be panel-mounted using the mounting gasket provided with the unit. When panel mounting the 125 class strobe the surface and construction details of the panel must be taken into consideration to insure the integrity of the outdoor nema 4x rating is fully maintained.

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