EDWARDS SIGNALING — Safety Alarms and Warnings — Vibrating Horn, 120VAC, 0.13A, Gray

A practical Safety Alarms and Warnings by EDWARDS SIGNALING intended for repeatable results in shop, facility, and field workflows.

Quick specs

• Material: Heavy Duty Die Cast
• Color: Gray
• Features: Completely Assembled, Corrosion Resistant Finish
• Width: 5 in
• Manufacturer Part Number: 874-N5
• UPC: 782640262405

Product information

• UPC: 782640262405
• Country of Origin: Multiple
• Manufacturer Part Number: 874-N5

Dimensions

• Overall Depth: 2 1/8 in
• Height: 5 in
• Depth: 2.125 in
• Width: 5 in
• Overall Length: 5 in
• Overall Width: 5 in

Details

• Power Source: Wire
• Features: Completely Assembled, Corrosion Resistant Finish
• Material: Heavy Duty Die Cast
• Product Type: Horn
• Volume Selection: Selectable Volume
• Sound Continuity: Continuous
• Alarm Volume @ 1 m - Maximum: 113 dB
• Number of Sound Patterns: 1
• Operating Current: 0.13A
• Alarm Volume @ 10 ft - Maximum: 103 dB
• Sound Principle: Vibrating
• For Location: Indoor
• Connection Type: Plug-In Connector
• Sound Style: Horn
• Mounting Style: Surface Mount
• Vibration: Vibrating
• Operating Voltage: 120V AC
• Item: Vibrating Horn
• Housing Material: Heavy Duty Die Cast
• Mounting: Surface
• Amps: 0.13
• Color: Gray
• Audible Alarm Type: Horn
• Voltage: 120V AC
• Standards: UL Listed
• Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor
• Decibels: 78 to 103dB
• Sound Pattern: Continuous
• Vibrating: Yes
• Visual Indicator Type: No Visual Indicator
• Includes: Adaptaplate

This Safety Alarms and Warnings is chosen for predictable fit and professional handling.

Recommended for maintenance and repair workflows and designed to support reliable operation in demanding environments.

Highlights

• Helps keep specifications consistent across replacements and replenishment cycles.
• Designed for professional use where predictable fit and handling are important.
• Works well in standardized part lists and preventative maintenance schedules.
• Clear specification formatting helps reduce ordering mistakes.

Notes: Review application constraints and installation requirements to ensure the part meets your needs.