Edwards Signaling 5520D-AW Horn/Siren Combination D2 Class Low Current, High Performance
Also known as: 5520DAW, ED-5520DAW
Edwards Signaling 5520D-AW Duotronic Horn/Siren, 24 Vdc. Horn/Siren function is field selectable via internal switch.
A siren or horn can be activated by turning a tamper-proof internal switch on this low current, high performance signaling device. The 5520D is primarily designed to be used in situations where signaling circuit field wiring needs to be electrically supervised. Additionally, unsupervised signaling applications may employ these signals.
The signal is global. The adaptaplate can be mounted on any single-gang aperture or directly on walls. By enabling the installer to attach all field wire to the plate before completing the installation by snapping the horn onto the plate, Adaptaplate expedites installation. Additionally, it may mount to fittings that are 3 1/4" (83mm), 3 1/2" (89mm), 4" (102mm) square boxes, 4" (102mm) octagons, or equivalent. With the help of the Edwards Cat. No. 349 rear box, the signal can be weatherproofed.
used in commercial installations, lumber yards, schools, and manufacturing. Timing, paging, and fire and burglar alarms frequently make use of the horn signal. In places with a lot of noise, the siren signal is especially suited for alert and evacuation.
The 5520D is primarily designed to be used in situations where signaling circuit field wiring needs to be electrically supervised. Additionally, unsupervised signaling applications may employ these signals. |
Features:
- Diode Polarized
- Switchable Horn or Siren
- 114 dB at 10 Ft
- Variety of Mounting Options
- UL; FM Approvals
- 124dB audible signal at 1m (114dB @ 10ft.)
- Suitable for outdoor applications using 349 Back Box
- Switchable horn or siren or horn models
- Easy mounting plate speeds installation
- Diode polorized for supervised circuits (5520D)
- Horn frequency of 1.1 KHz
- Siren frequency rises and falls from 600 to 1300 Hz every 3 seconds
- Speaker swivels 180° horizontally and 90° vertically
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