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| LI404B (LI-404B) | Strobe Signal |
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The LI404B (LI-404B) Strobe is a high-intensity remote visual signaling device for use with LEEDAN® or TekTone® PK-543A, PK543 (PK-543), PK205 (PK-205) and PK104B (PK-104B) Amplifier Apartment Systems, and with LEE DAN® or TekTone® PK502B (PK-502B) Transfer Relays. The unit is primarily for use in locations where hearing-impaired persons require supplemental visual call notification, but can be used anywhere a visual indication of an incoming call is desired. The bright strobe light flashes for approximately 15-20 seconds when an incoming call is detected. The device can be installed in most standard single or double gang electrical boxes or similar indoors openings. It is not a weatherproof device and therefore should not be used for any outdoor applications. Installation is facilitated by the use of simple connections to the pre-mounted circuitry and a complement of mounting hardware. The LI404B (LI-404B) Strobe Light portion meets ADA and UL® 1971 requirements. |
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| FEATURES |
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Works with most LEE DAN® or TekTone® apartment intercoms Meets ADA and UL®1971 requirements Simple installation |
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Dimensions: Height: 5.5" (140mm) Width: 4.5" (72mm) Depth: 3.5" (89mm) Projects: 2.5" (63.5 mm) from mounting surface Strobe: 15 candela per UL®1971 Power: 24VDC, 57 mA DC nominal Construction: Attractive, flame-retardant (UL® 94V-0) plastic housing Wiring: 18 gauge minimum, 750' maximum Installation: Standard single or dual gang box
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| REQUIRED COMPONENTS |
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PK Amplifier System: Includes PK543A (PK-543A), PK543 (PK-543), PK205 (PK-205) and related system components (PK502B (PK-502B) Transfer Relays, IR Remote Stations & TA Suite Handsets, Various Entry Panels) |
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This page was last updated
November 28, 2011
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