YLX120G Electronic Bell For General Emergency Alarm System

YLX120G Electronic Bell For General Emergency Alarm System

Product Introduction

The Marine YLX120G Electronic Bell is a robust and highly reliable audible signaling device, specifically engineered as a modern, solid-state alternative for critical marine alarm applications. Designed for uncompromising performance in harsh maritime environments, it serves as a primary or supplementary sounder for the vessel's General Emergency Alarm (GEA), fire alarm, and other mandatory alarm systems.

This bell features a powerful, fully electronic sound generation mechanism that produces a loud, penetrating, and unmistakable alarm tone. It is typically programmed to emit the standardized, continuous ringing signal required for General Emergency Alarms, ensuring immediate crew recognition and response. The solid-state design eliminates all moving parts—such as the clappers and motors found in traditional rotary bells—resulting in superior resistance to vibration, shock, and mechanical failure. This significantly reduces maintenance needs while enhancing long-term operational reliability.

Housed in a heavy-duty, corrosion-resistant enclosure, often constructed from marine-grade die-cast aluminum or stainless steel with a protective coating, the YLX120G offers excellent protection against salt spray, humidity, and extreme temperatures. It is commonly rated with a high Ingress Protection (IP) code for dust and water resistance. The device is designed for straightforward installation and integration with standard marine DC or AC power supplies (e.g., 24VDC, 110VDC, 220VAC), featuring secure terminal connections and versatile mounting options.

By delivering a consistent, high-decibel auditory alert with maximum durability and minimal maintenance, the YLX120G Electronic Bell is an essential component for ensuring crew safety and achieving full compliance with international maritime safety standards, including SOLAS regulations.

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General Emergency Alarm System

General Emergency Alarm System Connection Diagram