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Beacon for Noise Warning Sign GA902

£87.87

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Amber flashing beacon for Castle Noise Activated Warning Sign GA902.

Constructed with a 2-part polycarbonate push-twist bayonet mechanism with integral seal.
• Vandal resistant
• Fully protected to IP65 when installed with gasket supplied
• Mounts to the base of a GA902 or Slave Unit (NB Does not fit onto Stainless Steel GA902) or can be mounted seperately
• Flash Rate - 1Hz
• Light output - 3 Watts
• Supply Current - 15mA
• Supply Voltage - 240V (Powered from connection to GA902)

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