YLX120Q Electronic Bell For General Emergency Alarm System

YLX120Q Electronic Bell For General Emergency Alarm System

Product Introduction

The Marine YLX120Q Electronic Bell is a high-performance, solid-state audible signaling device engineered to provide clear and reliable alarms across a vessel's essential safety systems. Designed as a modern alternative to traditional motorized bells, the YLX120Q offers dependable operation for critical alerts, including the General Emergency Alarm, Fire Alarm, and Machinery Fault alarms.

The core of the YLX120Q is an advanced electronic sounder that generates a loud, penetrating, and distinct acoustic signal. It produces a standardized, continuous ringing tone (often a continuous or pulsed "ding-dong" pattern) that is easily recognizable and distinguishable from other onboard signals. The electronic design ensures a consistent sound output and eliminates the mechanical wear, moving parts, and maintenance concerns associated with conventional rotary bells. This results in exceptional long-term reliability, even in environments with constant vibration and shock.

Housed in a robust, marine-grade enclosure typically made of corrosion-resistant materials like die-cast aluminum or stainless steel, the bell is built to withstand harsh maritime conditions, including salt spray, moisture, and wide temperature ranges. Installation is simplified with standard mounting brackets and standard marine voltage compatibility (e.g., 24VDC/110VDC/220VAC). Its design often features a high-visibility, impact-resistant polycarbonate dome or weatherproof face for durability.

With its low power consumption, high sound pressure level (SPL), and resilient construction, the YLX120Q Electronic Bell is an indispensable component for ensuring that vital auditory commands are effectively communicated to the crew, enhancing overall vessel safety and compliance with international maritime regulations such as SOLAS.

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General Emergency Alarm System

General Emergency Alarm System Connection Diagram