SF125 Series

The SF125 Series is identical to Flashing Filament beacons with the exception that they do not operate through an On and Off cycle. When the unit is energised, the light source stays permanently 'On' - often referred to as steady mode. The main advantage of this type of beacon is that the light can be controlled by a separate source, i.e. a control panel, giving the unit more flexibility. These units are supplied with a filament lamp. The light output is increased by the use of a reeded lens. Ideal for local signalling applications.

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SF125 DIN Series

The SF125 Series is identical to Flashing Filament beacons with the exception that they do not operate through an On and Off cycle. When the unit is energised, the light source stays permanently 'On' - often referred to as steady mode. The main advantage of this type of beacon is that the light can be controlled by a separate source, i.e. a control panel, giving the unit more flexibility. These units are supplied with a filament lamp. The light output is increased by the use of a reeded lens. Ideal for local signalling applications.

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SF201/200 Series

The SF201-200 Series is identical to Flashing Filament beacons with the exception that they do not operate through an On and Off cycle. When the unit is energised, the light source stays permanently 'On' - often referred to as steady mode. The main advantage of this type of beacon is that the light can be controlled by a separate source, i.e. a control panel, giving the unit more flexibility. These units are available with either a filament or tungsten halogen lamp. The SF201/200 Series uses a smooth outer lens. Low wattage models incorporate a Dioptric Fresnel internal lens to increase the light output. The use of the smooth outer lens makes cleaning of the unit easy and less likely to become ineffective due to a build-up of dirt.

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SF401/400 DIN Base Series

The SF401/400 DIN Base Series is identical to Flashing Filament beacons with the exception that they do not operate through an On and Off cycle. When the unit is energised, the light source stays permanently 'On' - often referred to as steady mode. The main advantage of this type of beacon is that the light can be controlled by a separate source, i.e. a control panel, giving the unit more flexibility. These units are available with either a filament or tungsten halogen lamp. The use of the smooth outer lens makes cleaning of the unit easy and less likely to become ineffective due to a build-up of dirt. The Din Base series offers the installer the option of a three point fix using external fixing points.

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