🔴 Stay Alert, Stay Ahead: The Ultimate 12V Red Indicator Buzzer
This 16mm round red LED buzzer indicator operates at 12V DC with an 80dB continuous sound output, certified by UL and CE for safety. Designed for easy panel mounting, it features gold-plated copper pins for solder-free wiring and boasts a 40,000-hour lifespan, making it ideal for industrial machines, household appliances, and DIY projects.
Color | Red With Light,12VDC |
Shape | Round |
Material | Plastic |
Light Source Type | LED |
Shade Material | Shell |
Power Source | DC |
Brand | ZJWZJH |
Item Weight | 0.02 Pounds |
Style | Modern |
Voltage | 12 Volts (DC) |
Mounting Type | Panel Mount |
Bulb Features | Constant On, Audible |
Specification Met | CE, UL |
Number of Light Sources | 2 |
Are Batteries Included | No |
Amperage | 0.05 Amps |
Product Dimensions | 1.57"L x 0.71"W x 1.57"H |
Manufacturer | ZJWZJH |
UPC | 732688380128 |
Part Number | K16-BZ70R/12V |
Item Weight | 0.32 ounces |
Country of Origin | China |
Item model number | K16-BZ70R/12V |
Item Package Quantity | 2 |
Included Components | 2 * Buzzer, 6* terminals, 4* Heat shrinkable tube. |
Light Direction | Uplight |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Average Life | 40000 Hours |
P**N
Awesome. Noisy and bright!
These are absolutely great as a warning device, and they're going to work perfectly for the circuit I made up for my friend's boat. I'm going to use one of these along with a float switch in the bilge to detect high water. Combined with some wiring, a relay and a momentary-off push button switch, I created a lock-on relay circuit with the float acting as the "on" and the push button the "off". I also have an "arm" switch because I'm pretty sure with how hard his boat slams into waves, the poor float switch is going to be getting activated every five seconds when at speed. But, since we then stop (so I can pick up my vertebrae and he can start fishing) it'll be nice to have an alarm in case we start to, you know, sink. Again.
D**L
Perfect for my Telephone Intercom Project
We dropped our "death star" landline after they wouldn't fix our DSL line (yes, I know it was old tech, but not many other choices) so several of our phones became obsolete. We still had one in the house and one in our shop building along with 4 perfectly good wires in between so I wondered what I could do with them.Found out from YT how easy it was to create an intercom with the old phones so I did. That was good but I needed a signaling device to go with it. After some research, I was able to create a circuit using the remaining two conductors, common ground, two 555 circuits (for flashing) and two of these LED lamp/buzzers. If someone in the house presses a button near the phone, both the local lamp/buzzer and the one in the shop starts flashing/buzzing calling for someone to pickup the phone (and visa-versa).While the "buzz" is high pitched and about the same as a smoke alarm, we've gotten use to it so a person in the house or the shop can signal the other to pick up the phone.At any rate, the combo lamp/buzzer draws little current and works just fine. This item would work great for any project that needs both a visual and audible alarm.
B**I
volume is reasonable
as described, has decent volume, beeps when the light flashes, has a slight delay before it starts flash/beeping so don't use it for anything critical.
E**C
Worked
Comes in a nice box with spade crimp connectors and heat shrink. Terminals are very small so it's nice to have the connectors included. Initial testing they are plenty loud and LEDs worked. All plastic housing/cover.I ordered the 12V version, but received one 12v and one 24v.
S**O
Works as advertised but it is loud
I mounted this on my street legal golf cart because the turn signals do not auto-cancel and I end up driving down the road looking like a complete idiot and pissing off other drivers. It works great but my wife complains its too loud for her. Doesn't bother me and I never leave the turn signal on any longer. super easy to install
T**Y
Bright & Loud!
Installed these in my race car for Oil pressure & Alternator "fail safety" idiot lights. They are highly visible and can be heard through my helmet (tho not yet tried while running).
K**R
Great!
10 out of 10!
T**R
Perfect
These are great as a key on reminder when used with the oil pressure switch
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