EATON E26 Series Audible Alarm Units


Eaton E26 Series audible alarm units are used with the brand's stacklights to provide audio alerts in response to specific events or conditions in a facility or process. They are used in manufacturing plants, power generation facilities & data centres and provide a range of alarm tones and volume levels, allowing users to cu...stomise the alarm signal to meet specific needs.Read more

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StyleModelHeightVoltageAlarm TypeTypeNotesFor Use WithSeriesPrice
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E26BNV2
2 7/25"24V AC/DCBi TonalStacklight AccessoryVolume Adjustment Range, 64 DB To 90 DB Typical Current Draw (mA).StacklightsE26€334.86
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E26BQV4
2 7/25"120V ACMono TonalStacklight AccessoryVolume Adjustment Range, 64 DB To 90 DB Typical Current Draw (mA).StacklightsE26€375.71
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E26BQV5
2 7/25"240VMono TonalStacklight AccessoryVolume Adjustment Range, 64 DB To 90 DB Typical Current Draw (mA).StacklightsE26€409.88
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E26BQV1
2 7/25"12V AC/DCMono TonalStacklight AccessoryVolume Adjustment Range, 64 DB To 90 DB Typical Current Draw (mA).StacklightsE26€409.88
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E26BNV1
2 7/25"12V AC/DCBi TonalStacklight AccessoryVolume Adjustment Range, 64 DB To 90 DB Typical Current Draw (mA).StacklightsE26€409.88
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E26BNV5
2 7/25"240VBi TonalStacklight AccessoryVolume Adjustment Range, 64 DB To 90 DB Typical Current Draw (mA).StacklightsE26€409.88
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E26BQV2
2 7/25"24V AC/DCMono TonalStacklight AccessoryVolume Adjustment Range, 64 DB To 90 DB Typical Current Draw (mA).StacklightsE26€382.21
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E26BPV5
2 7/25"240VIntermittentStacklight AccessoryVolume Adjustment Range, 64 DB To 90 DB Typical Current Draw (mA).StacklightsE26€409.88
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E26BNV4
3"120V ACBi TonalStacklight AccessoryVolume Adjustment Range, 64 DB To 90 DB Typical Current Draw (mA).StacklightsE26€344.53
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E26BPV2
3"24V AC/DCIntermittentStacklight AccessoryVolume Adjustment Range, 64 DB To 90 DB Typical Current Draw (mA).StacklightsE26€382.21
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E26BPV4
3"120V ACIntermittentStacklight AccessoryVolume Adjustment Range, 64 DB To 90 DB Typical Current Draw (mA).StacklightsE26€375.71

Working Mechanism

  • When the alarm unit detects a trigger event or condition, it produces an audible alarm.
  • The trigger is sensed by a sensor or monitoring device and then sent to the alarm unit.
  • The alarm unit then sounds the alarm, which can be a horn, bell, buzzer or some other type of audible signal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I adjust alarm volumes and tones on these units?

Yes, the alarm volume and tone can be adjusted to meet the specific needs of your application.

How can I power these alarm units?

You can power these alarms by the line voltage, either AC or DC.

Can I connect the alarm unit to a fire alarm system?

Yes, thes alarm units can be connected to a fire alarm system. When connected, the alarm unit sounds the alarm in the event of a fire, providing additional protection.

How to ensure long life of these alarm units?

  • Keep the alarm unit clean and free of debris.
  • Test the alarm unit regularly.
  • Inspect the wiring and connections. Loose or damaged wiring can interfere with the proper operation of the alarm unit.

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