Brk Electronics Smoke Carbon Monoxide Detector Strobe Light Sl177

This ac hardwired signaling device is designed to meet the needs of the ada where a 177 candela strobe light is required for hearing impaired residential and institutional applications.

Brk electronics smoke carbon monoxide detector strobe light sl177.

Brk smart strobe connects to a brk first alert smoke heat or co alarm to provide a visual warning to the hearing impaired and in quiet silent areas. It features a photoelectric smoke sensing chamber and electrochemical co sensor. The brk sc7010b is a hard wired smoke and carbon monoxide combo alarm with battery backup. 120v ac hearing impaired smart strobe.

This package features the sc7010b smoke co alarm combo unit and the sl177 strobe light for visual warning. The powerful 177 candela xenon strobe light produces separate flash patterns to distinguish between smoke and carbon monoxide warnings. The smart strobe has separate flash patterns to distinguish between smoke heat and carbon monoxide dangers. 2020 brk brands inc.

This ac hardwired signaling device is designed to meet the needs of the ada where a 177 candela strobe light is required for deaf hard of hearing residential and institutional applications. 120v ac ada compliant smart strobe. The brk model sl177 is a hard wired strobe light for use with other brk models including hc 9120 hc 9120b and hc co5120bn. It is designed to provide a visual warning of a fire or carbon monoxide danger.

60 fpm flash rate meets ul 1971 ada ansi 117 1 and nfpa 72 requirements for visual signal devices. Appropriate for residential and institutional applications including sleeping rooms of hospitals hotels motels dormitories and other multifamily dwellings. Brk model sl177 is a state of the art strobe light designed to provide hearing impaired individuals with a visual warning of a fire or a carbon monoxide danger when used with smoke heat or carbon monoxide alarms. When connected to a smoke heat or carbon monoxide alarm the bright 177 candela xenon led strobe light flashes at an average rate of 60 times per minute in a specific pattern to indicate whether the danger is smoke heat or carbon monoxide.