Eaton Deep Base for use with Flashni, RoLP Sounder Beacons

Fulleon Flashni Sounder Beacon

Requiring just one single installation point, the Flashni range of audible and visual devices are an ideal choice within industrial and commercial installations. A Flashni is a type of sounder beacon, created and designed to be less obtrusive - replacing the standard two device sounder and beacon solution. The Flashni range of sounder beacons are suitable for fire, industrial and signalling application that requires a combined indication device.

Features & Benefits

• Reduced installation costs due to the single installation point
• High output sounder beacon
• Automatic sounder synchronisation
• Suitable for a multitude of applications
• Provides tone clarity, reducing confusion
• Up to 103dB(A) with built-in Xenon flash
• Includes 32 user-selectable tones (within selected Flashni beacons & sounders)
• Volume control to alter the alarm to suit the application
• Reverse polarity protected
• ABS cases and polycarbonate freznel lens
• Flash power of 0.7j
• Features and operating temperature of -10°C to +55°C
• Shallow bases have IP54 protection, this means that the beacon and sounder has a limited protected from ingress of dust and splashes of water from any direction. If the base is deep, it is totally protected again dust and low-pressure water jets from any given direction with an IP65 protection

Additional Extras

• Red Deep Base - 530-6066
• White Deep Bas - 530-6072
• VdS approved Sounder & Beacons - 530-6038, 530-6016, 529-4474, 529-4452 and 529-4468
• The sounder and beacon elements for 529-4474 and 529-4468 are individually wired which enables them to be controlled separately
• 530-6038, 530-6016, 529-4474, 529-4452 and 529-4468 are EN54 part 3 compliant
• 529-4452 is CPD compliant

Warning

This product exceeds the requirements of En54-3 but is not designed to meet EN54-23. Where the Construction Product Directive or Regulation (CPD/CPR) is a country requirement, it cannot be used, legally, for the purpose of alerting room occupants to a Fire Alarm condition. For Countries where CPD/CPR does not apply, this note should be disregarded.