Federal Signal Corporation 131ST-012-024A Strobe Light

Product Description

The FEDERAL SIGNAL CORPORATION 131ST-012-024A is a strobe light designed for visual signaling applications in commercial and industrial environments. Operating at 80 flashes per minute (FPM) with an output energy of 15 joules, this unit delivers a high-intensity strobe flash suitable for alarm, warning, and notification systems. It is sold individually as a single unit. Electricians and alarm system technicians are the primary trades installing this type of device. The combination of flash rate and energy output makes it appropriate for applications requiring reliable, code-compliant visual alerting.

This strobe light is used in commercial and industrial settings where visual warning signals are required, including fire alarm systems, emergency notification systems, industrial process alerts, and hazardous area signaling. Its 80 FPM flash rate and 15-joule energy rating position it for use in applications where high-visibility strobe output is specified by system design or local code requirements. It is sold as a single unit and is suitable for new installation or direct replacement of existing strobe devices in compatible signaling circuits.

Key Features

• 80 flashes per minute (FPM) flash rate for consistent, high-visibility strobe output
• 15-joule energy output delivers strong flash intensity for commercial and industrial alerting
• Single-unit packaging — sold individually (quantity of 1 per unit)
• Designed for use in strobe signaling and visual notification system applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-install strobe light for commercial and industrial visual signaling systems requiring an 80 FPM, 15-joule strobe device.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or low-voltage alarm technician in accordance with NFPA 72 and applicable local electrical codes. De-energize the signaling circuit completely before connecting or disconnecting the strobe unit. Verify that the circuit voltage and current capacity are compatible with the device before commissioning. Do not exceed the rated flash energy or operating parameters of the signaling circuit.