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25.4

28.7 cm - 11.3

3.86

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2.66

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SPECIFICATIONS

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28.7

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inches

pounds

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8

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2.44

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29

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68.0

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length:

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SPECIFICATIONS

AUDIBLE

VOLUME

Frequency = 400 - 800 Hertz

OUTPUTS:

Rear

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ALARMS:

(decibel

AT1METER

Panel

(Sa02

and

db)

Pulse

Currentatfull

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output:

type:

connector

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scale

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NumberofBits

Parity:

Number

Connector

POWER:

Voltage

Current:

Rating:

Maximum:

Frequency:

1200

BPS,

type:25pin,

per

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of

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01/27/86

SPECIFICATIONS

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Impedance:

power

current:

cord)

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less

than

POLARITY

Maximum:50microamps

Fusing:

100

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8

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100%

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SIGNAL

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