Edwards Signaling 5531M-120N5 Electronic Tone Sounder

Product Description

The EDWARDS SIGNALING 5531M-120N5 is a 120V AC electronic tone sounder designed for commercial and industrial signaling applications. It produces a sweeping tone pattern and delivers adjustable output levels from 0 to 110 decibels measured at 10 feet, making it effective in high-ambient-noise environments. The unit is weatherproof, allowing installation in exposed or demanding locations. Rated at 0.23 amps, it draws minimal current from a standard 120V AC branch circuit. Electricians and facility maintenance professionals typically install this device as part of fire alarm, industrial alert, or access control systems. It is UL listed and carries no explosion-proof rating.

This electronic tone sounder is suited for commercial, industrial, and institutional signaling installations where a durable, weatherproof audible alert device is required. The sweeping tone pattern helps distinguish this signal from ambient noise and other alarm tones in multi-zone environments. Its weatherproof enclosure makes it appropriate for semi-exposed indoor and covered outdoor mounting locations such as loading docks, warehouses, manufacturing floors, and building exteriors where the unit is protected from direct water immersion.

Key Features

• Sweeping tone pattern for distinct audible signaling
• Adjustable output from 0 to 110 dB at 10 feet
• Weatherproof enclosure for semi-exposed and outdoor-covered installations
• 120V AC operation at 0.23 amps for straightforward branch-circuit wiring
• UL listed
• Non-vibrating electronic tone generation for low-maintenance service

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation electronic tone sounder for 120V AC commercial and industrial signaling systems where a weatherproof audible device is required.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with the NEC and applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out all power to the circuit before wiring or servicing the unit. Mount the device securely to a suitable electrical box or surface using hardware rated for the enclosure weight and environmental conditions. Verify the supply voltage matches the 120V AC rating of the device before energizing the circuit.