Specifications
The Loudenlow Model NPN (Loudenlow Original):
Low frequency smoke alarm
~Frequency: 240-260 Hz (Middle C is 262 Hz) [Device has multiple frequencies at various ranges including approx. 500Hz and 1000Hz.]
~Sound output: 87dB @ 6" (standard dBA weighing). This low frequency carries better than standard alarms.
~Meets NFPA 72® National Fire Alarm Code [72,6-3] sound decibel levels
~Detection method: Uses U.L. listed ionization chamber and detection circuitry (industry standard)
~Dimensions: Chassis: 6.5" x 8" x 2" deep, disc alarm: 4" diameter, 1.5" deep
~Weight: 3 lbs
~Mounting: #6 screw (included)
~Power source: Six alkaline AA batteries (not included)
~Audio source: POWER F.E.T. and six-inch dynamic speaker.
~Power consumption: 1000 milliamps in alarm mode (9 watts)
~Battery life: Recommend replacing every 12 months
~Low Battery Alert: Sounds low-frequency chirp every 30 seconds.
The Loudenlow Model 520:
Low frequency smoke alarm
~Frequency: 520 Hz Square Wave [Falls within 505 Hz to 525 Hz range.]
~Sound output: 85dB @ 6" (standard dBA weighing). This low frequency carries better than standard alarms.
~Meets NFPA 72® National Fire Alarm Code [72,6-3] sound decibel levels
~Detection method: Uses U.L. listed ionization chamber and detection circuitry (industry standard)
~Dimensions: Chassis: 6.5" x 8" x 2" deep, disc alarm: 4" diameter, 1.5" deep
~Weight: 3 lbs
~Mounting: #6 screw (included)
~Power source: Six alkaline AA batteries (not included)
~Audio source: POWER F.E.T. and six-inch dynamic speaker.
~Power consumption: 1000 milliamps in alarm mode (9 watts)
~Battery life: Recommend replacing every 12 months
~Low Battery Alert: Sounds low-frequency chirp every 30 seconds.
This device complies with FCC regulations for electronic consumer devices.
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