Federal Signal 191XL-S024B Hazardous Location Led Strobe

Product Description

The Federal Signal Corporation 191XL-S024B is a blue LED strobe light engineered for hazardous location applications. Designed to deliver high-visibility warning signals in environments where ignition risk or exposure to flammable materials is a concern, this unit falls within the strobe signaling category used across industrial, commercial, and utility settings. Licensed electricians and industrial maintenance professionals typically install and service this type of device. The blue lens designation makes it suitable for applications where color-coded alerting protocols are in use, distinguishing it from red, amber, or clear warning signals in multi-device installations.

This strobe light is intended for use in hazardous location environments such as petrochemical facilities, manufacturing floors, wastewater treatment plants, and other sites subject to hazardous area classification requirements. Blue strobe signals are commonly assigned to specific alert categories within a facility warning system, making proper color selection critical during installation planning. This unit is sold individually as a single piece.

Key Features

• Blue LED light output for color-coded hazardous location warning applications
• Classified for hazardous location use, suitable for environments with flammable or combustible atmosphere concerns
• LED-based strobe design for long service life compared to incandescent strobe lamps
• Single-unit packaging supports individual replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style hazardous location strobe signal device for industrial warning and alerting systems where hazardous area classification compliance is required. No specific compatible model numbers or system families were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation of hazardous location signaling devices should be performed by a licensed electrician familiar with NEC Article 500 hazardous location classifications. Power down and lock out the circuit before beginning any wiring work. Verify that the area classification rating of this device matches the Division or Zone designation of the installation site before mounting. Follow all applicable local codes and the manufacturer wiring documentation during final connection.