- Weatherproof
- 40W Halogen lamp in 120V AC model; 20W Halogen lamp in 24V AC model
- Cast base can be utilized as a junction box
- The Edwards 50 Series AdaptaBeacon flashing lights are designed to provide a bright visual indication utilizing special optics within a shatter resistant polycarbonate lens. The polycarbonate double fresnel lens ensures efficient light dispersion. This is accomplished with a series of complementing fresnels that cause the dome to "fill" when the light is operating. Beam distance is also increased with fresnel lenses. Lenses are available in six colors: red amber blue green magenta and clear
- Designed for indoor or outdoor installation. May be direct 1/2" (13mm) conduit or box mounted on a 4" (102mm) octagon box. For weatherproof installation units must be mounted vertically with lens facing up. May be corner mounted using the Cat. No. CBR corner mount bracket or wall mounted using the Cat. No. WBR wall mount bracket. For additional protection against breakage use Cat. No. 92-GRD lens guard. See AdaptaBeacon Accessories.
- Edwards flashing lights are particularly effective in high noise level areas especially where ear protection must be worn and audible signals may not be heard or understood. They can advise personnel in manufacturing and process areas when an operation is starting or stopping. Often used to signal malfunctions in equipment such as assembly line jams. Can warn personnel that they are entering a restricted area or an area of high danger.
Edwards Signaling 50R-N5-40WH Flashing Beacon Red 120V AC
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Weights & Dimensions
| Diameter | 6 in |
Product Details
| Lamp Life Hours | 25000 hr |
| Lamp Rating | 40 watts |
| Lens Color Family | Red |
| Voltage | 120 V |
| Light Source | Halogen |
| Description | Flashing Beacon |
| Manufacturers Part Number | 50R-N5-40WH |
| LED Color Family | Red |
| Brand | Edwards Signaling |