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The EDWARDS SIGNALING 51XBRFW120A is a flashing LED warning light designed for signaling and notification applications in industrial, commercial, and institutional settings. Operating at 120VAC and drawing only 0.18 amps, it delivers 65 flashes per minute through a clear, impact-resistant, shatter-resistant lens. The LED lamp type provides long service life with low energy draw. At 6 inches in diameter and 7.38 inches tall, the unit is compact enough for tight panel installations yet visible enough for large work areas. Licensed electricians and facility maintenance technicians typically install this fixture as part of an alarm, process, or safety signaling circuit.
The 51XBRFW120A is rated for both indoor and outdoor use, covering a wide operating temperature range of -31 degrees F to 150.80 degrees F, making it suitable for unheated warehouses, mechanical rooms, rooftop equipment, and outdoor process areas. It accepts multiple mounting configurations including box, panel, pipe, surface, and wall mount, with 1/2-inch pipe mount compatibility. This versatility makes it a common choice for alarm panels, machinery enclosures, and perimeter signaling installations where a single fixture must adapt to varied structural conditions.
Designed as an OEM-style flashing LED signal light for use in 120VAC signaling and notification circuits requiring box, panel, pipe, surface, or wall mounting in indoor or outdoor environments.
Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and any applicable local codes. De-energize the circuit completely before wiring and verify voltage at the supply is 120VAC before connecting. Ensure the selected mounting surface or conduit fitting is rated for the environment and that all conduit entries are properly sealed for outdoor installations. Do not exceed the rated operating temperature range of the mounting location.
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