Explosion Proof Alarms
Explosion Proof Strobe Tomar 490S-T, 120 VAC
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Explosion Proof Strobe Tomar 4375S 12-74 VDC is certified for Class 1 Division 2 and Class II Division 2 hazardous area use. It features 80 flashes per minute ± 10% with 200 ECP light output. 15 watts power output. 1.75 Amps at 24 VDC. 100,000 hours maximum operation. This product is under 2 year warranty on power supply.
| Hazardous Area Rating | Class 1 Division 2 |
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Tomar Electronics model 4375S hazardous location strobe now features a shatter resistant LexanTM lens. The efficient lens optics, coupled with the high-power 8 joule xenon strobe tube produce 200 Effective Candela (ECP) and 800,000 Peak Candlepower.
The model 4375S is UL Listed and CSA Certified for Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C and D; Class II, Division 2, Groups F, and G; and Class III.
Typical applications include manufacturing plants, chemical and petrochemical processing facilities, sewage treatment plants, off-shore and dockside installations, agricultural, food processing, industrial, mining and marine facilities.
The 4375S is available in 12-74 VDC or 120-240 VAC. It is NEMA 4X rated and constructed to IP 66. It is water-tight, dust-tight, and corrosive resistant. It can be operated in any orientation, and features a 3⁄4” ISP pendant mount.
Hazardous Location visual signaling beacon shall be Tomar model number series 4375 or approved equal. The beacon shall be UL Listed Class I, Division II, Groups A,B,C, and D; for use in specified hazardous locations as classified by the National Electric Code. The light source shall be a plug-in field replaceable single-flash xenon strobe lamp. The warning signal must have built-in RFI filters to protect against radio interference and spike voltages. Voltage ranges shall be 12-74VDC and 120-240VAC. The warning light
shall be rated NEMA 4X and have a polycarbonate lens.
*ECP (Effective Candlepower) is the intensity that would appear to an observer if the light were burning steadily.
**Peak Candlepower is the maximum light intensity generated by a flashing light during its light pulse.
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