Schneider Electric Harmony XVBC Series of Modular Beacons and Tower Lights

Available as full devices or modules, which can be individually combined, Schneider Electric present the user friendly XVBC Series range. Covering every application due to the easy mounting, customisation of products and the various combinations, they are a multi-purpose solution in visual and acoustic signalling towers.

Various states of operation can be indicated, such as: Start, Stop, Fault, Call technical staff and no material. Also offering a high degree of protection, extra brightness and reliability they can be adapted to any type of environment. Designed to provide high performance, simple set up and a choice of units they can be constructed up to a maximum of 5 lens units (or 4 lights and 1 sounder), with 6 colours available.

Note

Bulbs, base and covers need to be ordered separately for mounting, accessories such as tubes and tube covers are also available for raising the beacons height.

APPROVALS : UL listed, CSA certified

Features & Benefits

• 'LED Protected' technology offering 100,000 hours maintenance free lighting
• Connector with removable base, axial or side cable entry
• Locking ring for assembly and fixing
• 3 types of light source
• Available as incandescent (bulbs must be ordered separately) or LED modules
• Buzzers available with intermittent or continuous tone
• All units have an operating temperature range of -25 to +50 °C (apart from the static lens units without lamps -25 to +70 °C)
• Long distance signalling 35 to 50m

Protection ratings & safety features

• High degree of protection: IP66
• International standards: CE, UL, CCC, CSA, Ghost

Applications

Loud, dangerous and busy environments often call for modular beacons and tower lights, from health & safety to preventing damage to machinery there are many applications. Below are some of the applications for the XVB Series:
• Assembly lines
• Mobile loads (travelling cranes, trolleys etc.)
• Motorway tolls
• Cash registers
• Distribution switchboards
• Alarms