Audible and visual signalling devices from R. STAHL: comprehensive hazard protection solutions
12/14/2011
R. STAHL, a leading international provider of safety technology, offers a wide range of warning systems for worldwide use. By means of audible and visual signals, these devices alert users to malfunctions in time, thereby ensuring optimal safety e.g. in fire protection systems and other monitoring facilities.
The industrial product program covers a wide range of applications, which include shipbuilding, process and materials handling, logistics, cranes, railways, storage facilities, factories, hotels, office and public buildings in addition to hospitals and airports.
The portfolio for hazardous areas contains Xenon and LED signal beacons with "Ex d" ignition protection (flameproof enclosure), intrinsically safe LED status beacons and traffic lights, flashing beacons, horns and robust manual call points that are available in Break Glass and Push Button versions. The Yodalex series for instance includes the YA60 horn, the FL60 beacon and the innovative YL60 combination unit, which integrates a sounder and beacon in a uniquely designed single enclosure. The YA60 horn has a maximum sound output of 110 dB at one meter, with a two stage audible facility that can be chosen from a sound selection consisting of 32 internationally recognised tones. The patented acoustic hood of the YA60 & YL60 ensures an omnidirectional sound emission, unique to the Yodalex range. In case of danger, the FL60 beacon activates a high-intensity flash ranging from 5 through to 20 Joules, at a frequency of one per second. Made from flame-retardant polycarbonate, the beacon lenses are available in seven different colours and feature a steel guard, as standard.
Products for safe areas include the Clifford & Snell range of electronic sounders and beacons such as the FL40 Xenon strobes and LED flashing and status beacons, as well as the Yodalarm and Yodalight sounders, beacons and combination units. These combine a sounder with a maximum output of 120 dB at one meter with a strobe that is available in a range of Joule outputs, voltage options and lens colours.
For more than 80 years, R. STAHL has been a trendsetting manufacturer of safety technology for hazardous areas. Based in Waldenburg, Germany, the company is one of the world's leading suppliers of explosion-protected automation, control and distribution, installation, operating and monitoring, lighting, signaling and alarm components and systems. Key products include customer-specific systems solutions for hazardous areas. R. STAHL's individual packages containing tailored product combinations and a wide range of services such as consulting, project planning, engineering and training courses for customers are designed to fully meet application requirements and customer needs. International certifications, approvals and patents demonstrate the company's expertise and allow for R. STAHL's products to be used throughout the world.
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