
PASV7 Light Signal Post for Emergency Alerts and Safety Applications
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PASV7 posts are designed for light emergency and warning signalling when placed in stationary installations and on mobile vehicles and are intended for operation in the explosive zones, outdoor and indoor installations. The posts have different modes of operation of light signalling. The possibility of installation of three LEDs allows to make a small-sized traffic light from the post. The design provides guaranteed absence of interference, which increases the reliability of the post. For versions with two and three light indicators in the housing are attached two inputs for the connection of two unarmoured cables with a diameter of 4 to 14 mm.
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