Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric Electronic Alarm 12/24V AC/DC Black 0.280A 105dB
An electronic alarm operates on 12/24V AC/DC, reaches 105dB with continuous sound, and offers 16 selectable tones via rotary dials
- TypeSmoke / Carbon Monoxide Alarm
- ColorBlack
- Weight0.6
- Loud 105 dB output alerts everyone nearby
- Operates on 12 or 24 V AC/DC power
- IP 54 rating resists dust and water splashes
- Rotary dials select 16 tones and adjust volume
- UL CSA CE certified for safety compliance
12/24V AC/DC electronic alarm
This Schneider Electric alarm operates on 12 or 24 volts AC or DC and produces a continuous tone up to 105 decibels. The black ABS housing measures 4 inches high, 3.5 inches wide and 2.8281 inches deep with an IP54 rating. Rotary dials provide volume control and a choice of 16 sound patterns. It weighs 0.6 units and draws 0.280 amps at 6.7 watts.
Indoor surface-mount security alert
The unit suits indoor installations that need a loud, configurable audible signal without a visual indicator. Builders requiring a flashing beacon, outdoor-rated housing or a vibrating alert should look at other models. The alarm is certified to UL, CSA and CE standards and operates between 14 and 122 degrees Fahrenheit.
Four-input capacity with 16 tone options
Four inputs allow multiple trigger sources and the 16 selectable tones give clear event differentiation. The 105-decibel output covers typical indoor spaces but may be insufficient for very large or noisy environments. Volume adjustment is handled by the onboard rotary dial.
Highlights
- Loud 105 dB output alerts everyone nearby
- Operates on 12 or 24 V AC/DC power
- IP 54 rating resists dust and water splashes
- Rotary dials select 16 tones and adjust volume
- UL CSA CE certified for safety compliance
Specifications
| Brand | Schneider Electric |
|---|---|
| Type | Smoke / Carbon Monoxide Alarm |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 0.6 |
Questions about this item
What voltage supply do I need to power the 12/24V AC/DC alarm?
You need a 12V or 24V AC or DC power source capable of delivering at least 0.280A at 6.7W.
Will the alarm's 105dB output at 12/24V interfere with older 12V-only security sensors on the same circuit?
The alarm draws 0.280A at either voltage; verify your existing power supply has enough headroom for the additional 6.7W load.
How can I confirm the alarm is functioning correctly after mounting it on a surface?
Apply power and listen for a continuous tone up to 105dB; adjust the rotary dial through its 16 settings to verify volume control works.
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