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Wolo 372LAX-24/48 Industrial Horn 115 dB 24/48 VDC
Electric industrial horn delivers 115 dB output at 24/48 VDC for forklifts and material-handling equipment
- 115 dB output cuts through noisy work sites
- Dual 24/48 VDC operation fits varied fleets
- Low .8/1.6 amp draw protects electrical systems
- Metal housing with black paint resists corrosion
- Bracket mount and hardware included for quick install
Industrial Horn for Forklifts and Material Handling
The Wolo 372LAX-24/48 is an electric industrial horn built for 24 or 48 VDC electrical systems. It produces a 115 dB signal from a metal housing with a black painted finish. The unit measures 7 inches long, 5 inches wide and 2-1/2 inches high with a 5 inch diameter. It draws 0.8 amps at 24 volts and 1.6 amps at 48 volts.
Suited for Loud Alert Needs on Heavy Equipment
This horn fits forklifts and material handling equipment that require a loud warning device on a 24/48 VDC supply. The bracket mount allows direct installation on the machine frame. Operations needing a lower decibel output or a different voltage range should look at other signalling devices.
Mounting Bracket Included for Direct Installation
The package supplies a mounting bracket so the horn can be bolted to the equipment without extra hardware. No wiring harness or relay is mentioned in the specifications. The black painted metal finish helps protect the housing in industrial environments.
Highlights
- 115 dB output cuts through noisy work sites
- Dual 24/48 VDC operation fits varied fleets
- Low .8/1.6 amp draw protects electrical systems
- Metal housing with black paint resists corrosion
- Bracket mount and hardware included for quick install
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What power supply do I need to run the 24/48 VDC industrial horn?
The horn operates on either 24 VDC or 48 VDC and draws .8 amps at 24 V or 1.6 amps at 48 V, so your supply must provide one of those voltages and at least that current.
Will the 115 dB horn work on the same 24 VDC circuit as my older backup alarm?
Yes, both devices can share a 24 VDC circuit as long as the power source can deliver the combined current draw of the horn at .8 amps plus the alarm's rated amperage.
How can I confirm the horn is producing its rated 115 dB output after installation?
Use a calibrated sound-level meter at the specified test distance; a reading at or near 115 dB indicates the horn is performing to its rated output.
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