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SKU: 40919
UPC: 757120409199
Condition: New
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Code Blue 40919 WM-180 SYL IA4100 Strobe

Code Blue 40919 Strobe Accessory Overview The Code Blue 40919 is a high-intensity strobe component designed as a visual notification accessory for sec…

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Code Blue 40919 WM-180 SYL IA4100 Strobe

$4,140.00
$3,920.99

Overview

SKU: 40919
UPC: 757120409199
Condition: New

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Code Blue 40919 Strobe Accessory

Overview

The Code Blue 40919 is a high-intensity strobe component designed as a visual notification accessory for security and emergency notification systems. Model 40919 integrates with Code Blue's IA4100 series faceplate and related audio/visual alarm infrastructure to deliver synchronized light alerts during system events or emergency activation. The strobe operates on 24V DC power, making it suitable for existing paging amplifier circuits and wall-mounted or pole-mounted installations.

Compatibility

The WM-180 SYL strobe is engineered as a direct replacement or supplementary component for Code Blue's IA4100 analog faceplate speakerphones and related IA4100 series equipment. It integrates with Code Blue's broader emergency notification systems including wall-mount enclosures and tower-mounted configurations. The 40919 works within Code Blue's established 24V DC power framework, compatible with existing paging amplifier infrastructure and notification circuits already deployed in commercial security and emergency communication installations.

Installation Notes

The strobe is rated for 24V DC operation and connects directly to compatible paging amplifier power supplies and control circuits. Mount options include wall, pole, recessed, or rack configurations depending on deployment site geometry. No separate power supply is required beyond the existing 24V DC paging amplifier circuit. Installation follows standard Code Blue component mounting practices for synchronized multi-unit deployments across building zones or outdoor perimeter stations.

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Compatible Accessories: & replacement parts for
Audio: Paging Amplifier during production & began utilizing a 12-24V DC. While the change in this component &
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Brand: Code Blue
MPN: 40919
Type: WM-180 SYL IA4100 Strobe
Power: 24V DC
audio: Audio input
mount_type: Wall; Pole; Recessed; Rack
Compatible_Accessories: & replacement parts for
Voltage: 24V DC
Compatible With: security
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