Alpha Communications CDL102LED Corridor Light 2 Led

Product Description

The ALPHA COMMUNICATIONS CDL102LED is a two-LED corridor light designed for use in intercom and nurse call systems. It mounts in hallway or corridor locations to provide a visual signal indicator, displaying white or red illumination depending on the call or alert status of the connected intercom system. This fixture is intended for installation by licensed low-voltage technicians or electricians familiar with intercom wiring practices. The dual-LED configuration delivers clear visual notification without the bulk or heat output of older incandescent corridor lights, making it a practical replacement or new-install option in healthcare, commercial, and multi-unit residential environments.

The CDL102LED is suited for corridor and hallway installations where a wall- or ceiling-mounted visual call indicator is required. Typical applications include assisted living facilities, hospitals, hotels, dormitories, and apartment buildings where intercom or nurse call systems require a visible status light outside a room or along a common corridor. It is sold as an individual unit and is intended to work within ALPHA COMMUNICATIONS intercom accessory ecosystems.

Key Features

• Dual-LED design provides white and red visual indication for intercom or nurse call status
• Low-voltage LED operation reduces heat output compared to incandescent corridor lights
• Compact form factor suited for corridor and hallway surface mounting
• White and red illumination supports multi-status call signaling in a single fixture
• Sold as an individual unit for straightforward single-location installation or replacement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style corridor light accessory for use with ALPHA COMMUNICATIONS intercom systems requiring a visual call indicator.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or electrician familiar with intercom and nurse call system wiring. De-energize the intercom system and verify absence of voltage before making any connections. Follow applicable NEC low-voltage wiring requirements and any local codes governing nurse call or intercom installations. Consult the manufacturer product manual for wiring diagrams and terminal assignments specific to this fixture.