Available in 24VAC/DC and 120-240VAC
Five lamp/lens colors: Amber, Blue, Clear, Green and Red
Flashing mode standard, configurable to steady-burn
50,000 hour, vibration-resistant LED lamp
1/2-inch NPT pipe mount
Type 4X, IP66 enclosure
IP69K compliant
Marine Listed
UL and cUL for Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C and D; Class II Division 2, Groups F and G; Class III
NSF certified
Features
Model 225XL is a hazardous location flashing signal light that is available in 24VAC/DC and 120-240VAC self detecting voltage. Model 225XL comes standard in flashing mode and is field configurable to steady-burn mode for maximum functionality.
This hazardous location warning light has a black polyurethane-coated base and the inner fresnel lens. The clear polycarbonate outer dome can be quickly removed for access while changing the LED or inspecting the unit.
Model 225XL is ideal for wet, corrosive atmospheres like those found in food processing industries or anywhere a vibration-resistant visual signal is needed.
- Available in 24VAC/DC and 120-240VAC
- Five lamp/lens colors: Amber, Blue, Clear, Green and Red
- Flashing mode standard, configurable to steady-burn
- 50,000 hour, vibration-resistant LED lamp
- 1/2-inch NPT pipe mount
- Type 4X, IP66 enclosure
- IP69K compliant
- Marine Listed
- UL and cUL for Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C and D; Class II Division 2, Groups F and G; Class III
- NSF certified
Features
Model 225XL is a hazardous location flashing signal light that is available in 24VAC/DC and 120-240VAC self detecting voltage. Model 225XL comes standard in flashing mode and is field configurable to steady-burn mode for maximum functionality.
This hazardous location warning light has a black polyurethane-coated base and the inner fresnel lens. The clear polycarbonate outer dome can be quickly removed for access while changing the LED or inspecting the unit.
Model 225XL is ideal for wet, corrosive atmospheres like those found in food processing industries or anywhere a vibration-resistant visual signal is needed.
