TUHB-88W-930-Q(S)

Overview

The TUHB-88W-930-Q(S) is a Twin Turbo XL alarm manufactured by Floyd Bell Inc, belonging to the AudioLarm II series. It integrates a high-intensity LED indicator with a piezoelectric sounder for simultaneous visual and audible signaling. The unit operates on a DC voltage range of 5 to 25 volts and draws between 5 and 25 milliamps. It produces a sound pressure level of 70 decibels at 5 volts measured from a distance of 61 centimeters. The device features a top-mounted port and utilizes wire leads for termination. It is designed for panel mounting with dimensions of 1.410 inches in diameter and a maximum installation height of 1.480 inches.

Feature Summary

• Combines a bright panel indicator with a loud piezoelectric alarm
• Features push-lock technology for secure installation
• Provides dual-mode signaling with integrated LED and audio output

Applications

• Industrial machinery status indication
• Vehicle warning systems
• Control panel alerting

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix codes against official documentation to confirm exact color and tone configurations. Ensure the operating voltage matches the system requirements within the specified 5 to 25 volt DC range. Confirm that the panel cutout dimensions align with the physical specifications provided in the datasheet before procurement.

Selection Notes

Select this component when both visual and audible alerts are required in a single housing. The Twin Turbo XL design offers higher intensity compared to standard alarms. Consider the IP68 rating if environmental protection against dust and water is necessary for the installation site.

Part Context

This model is part of the AudioLarm II family, recognized as a widely used industrial alarm series. The Twin Turbo line specifically merges lighting and audio functions. Floyd Bell manufactures these devices for durable industrial applications requiring reliable multi-sensory feedback.

Replacement Considerations

Consult official substitution lists for compatible equivalents. Verify pinout compatibility and mechanical fitment before replacing existing units in assembled equipment.