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VIBRA alarm beacon
VIBRA alarm beacon
The VIBRA alarm beacon is a self powered
portable alarm that can easily be connected
to a system from the VIBRA range. As soon
as a preset threshold is exceeded, a clearly
visible alarm signal is activated.
The high intensity flashing LEDs quickly
notify personnel, independent of the weather
circumstances.
You set the alarm level and interval for the
beacon with the VIBRA. Proper operation of
the beacon can also be tested anytime. After
commencing the measurement and upon
exceeding the preset alarm threshold, the
system will automatically show an alarm text
on the display and also activate the alarm
beacon. The beacon will keep flashing for the
preset duration.
Long operating life
The internal batteries guarantee a long
operating life. If the batteries need to be
changed, the flashing frequency will
increase. The alarm beacon is operated by
the same current batteries as the VIBRA.
Flexible
If the project requires another kind of alarm,
the internal relais offers a flexible opportunity
to link to other alarm systems.
Technical specifications
Flashing frequency
f
flash
= 1.5 Hz
LEDs 8 (4 back-, 4 front side)
Total luminous intensity 2 x 40 cd
Colour signal light High intensity red
Alarm threshold range
Set with the VIBRA: 0.1 to 99.9 mm/s
(or none)
Alarm duration
Set with the VIBRA: manually switching
off or during 1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60
minutes
Batteries 2 x 1.5 V Alkaline D-size batteries
Operating life > 40 hours
Battery-low indication
f
flash
= 15 Hz
Size 220 x 120 x 90 mm
Weight 1.4 kg
Temperature range - 10°C tot + 50°C
Protection rating IP65 according to DIN 40 050/IEC 529
Housing Black aluminium; red polycarbonate
lens
Carrying Integrated handle
Cable length 3 m
Connector USB
Internal relais < 24 V , < 1 A
Extra function Alarm test
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VIB040/01/2006
Profound Vibration Monitoring
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