PUI Audio lighted audio buzzers

PUI audio is proud to announce the launch of its lighted audio indicators. A lighted buzzer is a combination of two primary components: a buzzer (or audible sound generator) and a light (usually an LED or another type of visual indicator). These components are integrated into a single device that serves both auditory and visual signaling purposes. Lighted buzzers may be used in emergency systems to visually signal urgent situations. This might occur in settings such as factories, schools, or hospitals, alerting people to hazards or important events, or indicate status change during a process. Lighted buzzers can be powered by low-voltage DC sources, typically ranging from 3V to 15V, depending on the components used. Although they consume more current than LEDs, PUI audio models draw as low from 12mA to 30mA.

Features

• All PUI’s lighted audio indicators are waterproof with an IP68 rating
• They maintain a constant tone
• All models offer low current consumption, with a high audio output level
• All PUI models ensure reliability using high-performance piezoelectric buzzers
• PUI provides a range of models with different terminals to suit various applications, and to ease installation
• PUI offers a variety of LED color options, including multicolor LED solutions, to provide flexibility across different applications
   

Applications

• Industrial applications
  • In machine monitoring and production lines to signal a malfunction or an operational issue with machinery, helping workers identify problems quickly.
• Medical devices
  • To signal emergencies, such as patient alerts or requests for assistance, particularly in patient or surgery rooms.
• Public warning systems
  • In public spaces, such as airports or subway stations, to alert people to evacuate or to indicate danger.
• Safety applications
  • In factories or warehouses, as part of emergency notification systems to signal an alarm, hazard, or emergency event. The flashing light helps workers notice the alert in loud environments.