Patlite LR6-IL Operation Manual

Signal Tower

GA0001002_02

TYPE

LR6-IL

Complete Operation

Manual

Installation Operation Maintenance

Page

1 Read this First

2 Model Number Confi guration

3 Names and Dimensions

4 Installation

5 Wiring

2

2

3

4

6

Notice to Customer

Thank you very much for purchasing our PATLITE
products.



Request the installation and wiring be performed by
a professional contractor if construction work is
involved.



Prior to installation, read this manual thoroughly
before using this product to ensure correct use.



If there are any questions concerning this product,
refer to the contact information at the end of this
document and contact your nearest PATLITE Sales
Representative.

To the Contractor



Read this manual carefully prior to installation.



Be sure to return this manual to the customer.

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6 How to Use

7 Buzzer Settings

8 Detaching the Unit

9 Troubleshooting

10 Specifi cations

11 Service Parts

12 Optional Parts

7

9

10

22

23

25

26

Read this First

1

Safety Precautions

The safety precautions that should always be followed in order to prevent injury to user or other individuals as well as
prevent damage to property are described below.



The level of injury or damage caused by ignoring these safety precautions and using the product improperly is categorized
and described below.

Warning

This icon indicates an action with the potential to
cause death or serious injury.

Caution

Warning



Request the installation and wiring be accompanied by
may result in

fi re, electric shock, falling

malfunction

, or

a professional contractor

.

Caution



Adhere to the items below to prevent



- Be sure that the product is



- Use this product in



Avoid long exposure to the Buzzer sound from a close distance.

permanent damage to the ears. (When Buzzer Unit is used)



In order to maintain protection of this product against dust and waterproofi ng performance,

cover, LED unit and buzzer unit in the condition that it was originally attached



To ensure the waterproofi ng performance of this product,
and waterproofi ng performance will decrease.



When removing covers or packing from the equipment, which is attached to this product, be careful
product. Failure to comply may result in damage to the product.



To ensure proper safety while using the signal tower, observe the following:



- Perform



- As a precaution against problems occurring,



Be sure to prevent electrostatic damage

units, setting up parameters, etc. by discharging static electricity on your body, etc.
(To prevent damage from static electricity, touch hands or other body parts to metals or an earth ground to discharge
the body from static charge.)



Use a soft cloth, etc., dampened with water to wipe the main unit. If wiped with chemicals outside water (thinner,
benzine, gasoline, oil, etc.), product damage may occur.



To ensure safety when this product is installed onto equipment, observe the following:



-



-



- Use only the specifi ed replacement parts listed in this document.

periodic pre-maintenance

Do not remove parts
Do not modify or disassemble

the proper state

beyond those designed to be removed from this product.

a short or damage

disconnected from the power source

. (Replace parts such as the body or each unit if damaged.)

.

do not remove the O-ring or the waterproof packing

when changing, replacing or adding a unit.

Failure to observe this may lead from irritation to

Notice

.

use this product together with other equipment

due to discharge when working with this product for wiring, exchanging

this product.

This icon indicates an action with the potential to
cause injury, physical loss or damage.

. If installation is done improperly, it

be sure to use the head

.

not to snag

.

. Dust

the

Model Number Confi guration

2

Tiers

IO-Link

Extended

Functionality

Model Tiers

Assembly Model

Unit Model

(Body Unit)

Unit Model

(Body Unit)

LR 6 - 3 IL WM N W - RYG

LR 6 - IL WM N W

LR 6 - IL WC N W

Φ60

6

3

IL

Direct Mount / M12 Connector (Mounting with 3 Hexagon Bolts)

WM

Direct Mount / M12 Connector (Mounting with M30 Nut)

WC

– 2 –

Mounting/

Wiring

Buzzer

No Flashing

N

Off-white

W

LED Color: R (Red) / Y (Amber) / G (Green)
(From top to bottom)

Body
Color

LED Unit

Color

Names and Dimensions

3



WM

Direct Mount/M12 Connector Specifi cations (3-point Screw Attachment)

(Unit: mm)

1

2

3

4

5

6

1

3

4

5

6

LR6-3ILWMNW

ĭ

LR6-ILWMNW

ĭ

19

40

19

132

No. Part Name Material

1 Head Cover PC

2 LED Unit Globe: PC

3 Body PC

4 M12 Bracket PC

5 Direct Mount Bracket PC

6 Waterproof Packing Silicone Rubber

271

* M12 connector cable is sold separately.

(Please use an M12 connector of Φ16 or less.)

Accessory

-

WM

LR6

12

Flanged nut (M4)

3 pcs.

12



Direct Mount/M12 Connector Specifi cations (M30 Nut Attachment)

WC

(Unit: mm)

1

2

3

4

5

6

LR6-ILWCNW

ĭ

ĭ

19





25

M30 × 1.5

1/2” NPT Internal
Threads

No. Part Name Material

1 Head Cover PC

2 Body PC

3 M12 Bracket PC

4 Direct Mount Bracket PC

5 Waterproof Packing Silicone Rubber

6 M30 Nut PC

* M12 connector cable is sold separately.

(Please use an M12 connector of Φ16 or less.)

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Installation

4

Notice



The following requirements are necessary for a proper mounting location.



- Location with



Install with the mounting direction in the



When the installation location is unavoidably irregular and waterproof performance is required, use a sealant between
the product and the installation surface.

strong

even surface

and

minimal vibration

with

upright position

.

.

Basic Mounting Instructions

Make holes for the mounting and wire-distribution for the product.

1

(Check the Model and refer to the suitable mounting dimension fi gure.)

Connect to the product through the distribution hole.

2

Secure the product with the nuts.

3



WC Installation Figure (M12 Connector Installation Figure)

WM

Body

M12 Bracket

Connect to the M12
Connector through the
distribution hole.



Mounting Dimensional Drawing

WM

(Unit: mm)

120°

Nameplate

Position

Direct Mount Bracket

Mounting Hole

120°

ĭ40

Wire Distribution Hole
(Φ20)

Connect cabel

1

to the M12
Connector.

Turn the

2

connected
cable in the
direction of the
arrow.

(3 places)

Φ5M4

Screw/

Nut

Recommended Torque

0.6 N·m

1

2

– 4 –



WC

Installation Figure (1/2” NPT Installation Figure)

While holding part ‘A’, install the 1/2” NPT.
Failure to comply may result in damage.

AA

1/2” NPT



Mounting Dimensional Drawing

(Unit: mm)

28.5

Recommended Torque

2.25 N·m

Mounting Hole Nut

Φ31 M30

15°

Nameplate

Position

Recommended Torque

4.5 N·m

– 5 –

Wiring

5

Warning



the proper working voltage

Ensure
Any mistake in wiring may result in damage or fi re.

is used and that

direct current or alternating current

Caution



Do not pull

the wire, or

stuff it inside

of this product. Possible cause of failure may occur.

Wiring Example and M12 Connector Pin Layout

is properly applied.



Wiring Example

L+ (Pin-1)

IO-Link C/Q (Pin-4)

L- (Pin-3)

M12 Connecter

IO-Link Master

L+

C/Q

L-



M12 Connector Pin Layout

N.C.

L-

Connector type: M12, 5-pins, A code

L+

N.C.

IO-Link C/Q

– 6 –

How to Use

6

This product is an IO-Link compliant product.
Connect this product by following the “
The controller can light, fl ash or extinguish the LEDs or control the buzzer.
Changing the “Operating Mode” settings enables the following modes:



Simple Mode



Advanced Mode



Simple Mode

This mode performs simple control by only turning ON and OFF each LED and the buzzer.
Other settings are specifi ed using the parameters.
Send the processed data by referring to the table below.

5 Wiring” (p. 6).

bit 0 bit 1 bit 2 bit 3 bit 4 bit 5 bit 6 bit 7

Byte 0 data

Byte 1 data

Byte 2 data

Byte 3 data

Byte 4 data

Byte 5 data



Advanced Mode

This mode performs advanced control such as lighting, fl ashing, and turning off each LED as well as sounding,
intermittently beeping, or stopping the buzzer.
Other settings are specifi ed using the parameters.
Send the processed data by referring to the table below.
Enable the intermittent buzzer settings to repeatedly sound the buzzer for 500 ms and stop the buzzer for 500 ms.
Refer to (p. 8) for the pattern of each LED.

LED Unit (Red)
ON / OFF

LED Unit (Amber)
ON / OFF

LED Unit (Green)
ON / OFF

LED Unit (Blue)
ON / OFF

LED Unit (White)
ON / OFF

Buzzer
ON / OFF

Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used Not used

Byte 0 data

Byte 1 data

Byte 2 data

Byte 3 data

Byte 4 data

Byte 5 data

bit 0 bit 1 bit 2 bit 3 bit 4 bit 5 bit 6 bit 7

LED Unit (Red)
ON / OFF

LED Unit (Amber)
ON / OFF

LED Unit (Green)
ON / OFF

LED Unit (Blue)
ON / OFF

LED Unit (White)
ON / OFF

Buzzer
ON / OFF

Not used LED pattern (Red) Not used

Not used LED pattern (Amber) Not used

Not used LED pattern (Green) Not used

Not used LED pattern (Blue) Not used

Not used LED pattern (White) Not used

Not used

Intermittent

Buzzer

– 7 –

Not used



LED Pattern

Setting Description

0 Lit Example: Byte 0 data = 01h Red Light

1 1 sec. Flash (Slow)

2 500 ms Flash (Medium)

3 250 ms Flash (Fast)

4 Single Flash

5 Double Flash

6 Triple Flash

Byte 1 data = 11h Amber Flashing

Byte 2 data = 31h Green Flashing

Byte 3 data = 61h Blue Triple

Byte 4 data = 00h White OFF
Byte 5 data = 11h Intermittent

(1 sec Cycle)

(250 ms Cycle)

Flash

Buzzer

Notice



Settings 4, 5 and 6 cannot be used with the Multicolor LR6-E-MZ of the LED Unit.
Each LED may not light correctly.



Settings 4, 5 and 6 cannot be used with the WD transmitter for the wireless data communication system.
The correct data may not be acquired.



The intermittent buzzer and the LED pattern do not synchronize.



Parameter Settings

For information about the parameter settings, please download the IODD from the LR6-IL page on our homepage (https://
www.patlite.com/).
Please also download and use the parameter sheet in the same way.

– 8 –

Buzzer Settings

7



Do not use excess force when performing operations.

Caution



DIP Switch Confi guration Table

to breakage or deformation.



Do not use sharp-pointed objects to perform operations.

and inoperative switches or hinder contact between contact parts.

Buzzer Unit

Bottom View

■ Indicates the position of the DIP
switch. (Down to turn “ON”.)

Failure to comply will result in damage due

Failure to comply may result in damage

Buzzer
Sound

No. 1

No. 2

No. 3

No. 4

DIP Switch

12 3

OFF OFF

ON OFF

OFF ON

ON ON

Sound Pattern

Rapid intermittent beep

(call sign)

Continuous beep sound

Rapid hi-low

Sweep sound

DIP Switch

OFF

ON

Note: DIP Switch 4 is not used.

The factory default settings have all of the DIP
switches in the “OFF” (Up) position.

Volume

Normal

Noise reduction

– 9 –

Detaching the Unit

8

Follow the procedure below to detach a unit, such as when removing the Buzzer Unit or changing the layout of the LED
Units.

Link to Video

Caution



Be sure that it is disconnected from the power source before working on it.



Do not apply excessive torque

malfunction.



Do not touch the connector area or the inside of the body and LED unit.

malfunction.



Be sure to lock



Detach the unit in the following manner. Any other method may result in damaging the product.
Attachment: Attach one unit at a time to the body.
Removal: Firmly hold the bottom section while removing the upper section.

Please attach each unit
from the Body Unit one at
a time.

each unit securely when attaching. Failure to comply will result in damage or malfunction.

strong shock

or

to each unit or body. Failure to comply will result in damage or

Failure to comply will result in damage or

Units may become
damaged if attached from
the top side.

Notice



The maximum number of attachment units per product are fi ve LED units, plus one buzzer unit.



When using the Multi-Color LED Unit LR6-E-MZ for the LR6 (60 mm) Signal Tower, the maximum number of attachment
units per product is one LED unit and one buzzer unit.



When using Wireless Data Acquisition System WD, the maximum number of attachment units per product are three
LED units.

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<LED/Buzzer Unit>



Removal



Attachment

LED Unit or Buzzer Unit

Body or LED Unit

Turn the body or LED unit counter-clockwise to unlock,
then raise upwards to remove it.



Positioning Mark

<Locked> <Unlocked>

Align the Positioning Mark after insertion, then turn the
unit clockwise to lock it.

Align the positioning marks
after attachment.

– 11 –



Positioning Mark

<Unlocked> <Locked>

<Body Unit>



Removal



Attachment

M12 Bracket

Direct Mount
Bracket

Align the positioning marks
after attachment.

While holding the Direct Mount Bracket, turn the M12
Bracket counter-clockwise, until it unlocks, then pull it
upwards to remove.



Positioning Mark

<Locked> <Unlocked>

Align the Positioning Mark after insertion, then turn the
unit clockwise to lock it.



Positioning Mark

<Unlocked> <Locked>

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<Troubleshooting the Buzzer Unit Attachment>

The Buzzer Unit is generally in the status shown in the diagram below after removal.

Buzzer Unit

LED Unit

Body

Positioning

Mark

Buzzer Unit

(Detached)

Bottom View

The rib inside of the Buzzer Unit fi ts into the groove when the
Buzzer Unit has been removed from the product.

Rib

Groove

Caution

Check to make sure the rib inside of the Buzzer Unit fi ts into the groove if the Buzzer Unit does not attach properly. Attach
the Buzzer Unit by referring to the next page if the rib does not fi t into the groove as shown in the diagram below.
In addition, the rib may slide out of the groove during removal as shown in the diagram below depending on how the
Buzzer Unit was removed.
Attaching the Buzzer Unit to the product again in this state may result in damage.

Groove

Buzzer Unit

Bottom View

Rib

– 13 –

Use the procedure below if the Buzzer Unit does not attach properly.

Turn the part inside the Buzzer Unit in the counter-clockwise direction.
Turn until the rib fi ts into the groove, then attach the Buzzer Unit to the
product.

Turn this part in the
counter-clockwise direction.

Buzzer Unit

Bottom View

Rib

Groove

– 14 –

<Example for LED Unit Reconfi guration>



Moving an LED Unit lower

1 Remove the LED Unit right above the LED

Unit in the area to remove.

3 Align the positioning marks and insert the LED

Unit that was removed in
LED Unit clockwise to lock it in place.

1

, then turn the

2 Turn the LED Unit to remove counter-

clockwise while holding the adjacent LED unit
to release the lock, then pull upward.

– 15 –



Adding an LED Unit

1 Remove the LED Unit above the area to

attach an additional LED unit.

3 Align the positioning marks and insert the LED

Unit that was removed in
LED Unit clockwise to lock it in place.

1

, then turn the

2 Align the positioning marks and insert the

LED Unit, then turn the LED Unit
clockwise to lock it in place.

– 16 –



Changing the Position of an LED Unit

1 Remove the LED Unit right above the

LED Unit that will be changing postitions.

3 Remove the LED Unit right above the

position to add the LED unit.

2 Remove the LED Unit that will be changing

positions.

4 Attach the LED Unit that was removed in 2.

– 17 –

5 Attach the LED Unit that was

removed in

3

.

6 Attach the LED Unit that was

removed in

1

.

– 18 –

<Troubleshooting the LED Unit>

The structure of the LED Unit is indicated below.

Status Condition

LED Unit

Positioning

Mark

Lens

Rib/Groove

Body

LED Unit

Body

LED Unit

(Detached)

Top View

The rib of the lens generally fi ts into the groove when the LED Unit has been
removed from the product.

Lens

Positioning

Mark

LED Unit

(Detached)

Top View

The rib of the lens generally does not sit in the groove while the LED Unit is
attached to the product.

Rib/Groove

Rib

Groove

Rib

Groove

– 19 –

Caution

Check whether the rib of the lens inside of the LED Unit fi ts into the groove if the LED Unit does not attach properly. Attach
the LED Unit by referring to the next page if the rib does not fi t into the groove as shown in the diagram below.
In addition, the rib may slide out of the groove during removal as shown in the diagram below depending on how the LED
Unit is removed.
Attaching the LED Unit to the product again in this state may result in damage.

Lens

Rib

Groove

Rib

LED Unit

Top View

Do not remove the LED unit as shown in below.
The rib of the lens will slide out of the groove.
Attaching the LED Unit to the product again in this state may result in damage.

1 Remove multiple

LED units at the
same time.

Groove

2 Remove the target LED

Unit from the multiple
LED Units that have
been removed.

The rib of the lens slides
out of the groove.

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Use the procedure below if the LED Unit does not attach properly.

Turn the lens inside the LED Unit in the counter-clockwise
direction.
Turn until the lens snaps in place, and then attach the LED
Unit to the product.

Lens

LED Unit

Bottom View

Lens

Rib/Groove

LED Unit

(Attachable Status)

Top View

Rib/Groove

– 21 –

Troubleshooting

9

Troubleshoot problems that occur by following the instructions in the table below.

No. Problem Confi rmation Remedy

Wire the LED again while referring to the
instructions in “

Check whether the connected IO-Link is
putting out the proper voltage.

Refer to the instructions in “ 6 How to
Use” (p. 7-8). and resend the
processing data.

Send processing data compatible with the
color selected in the control instead of the
light color for the independent color
control unit.

Refer to the instructions in “
Use” (p. 7-8). and resend the
processing data.

Specify the parameters while referring to
the instructions in “ 6 How to Use”
(p. 7-8).

Adjust the volume while referring to the
instructions in “
(p. 9).

Send the process data while referring to
the instructions in “
(p. 7-8).

The Buzzer Unit is an optional part.
Check “12 Optional Parts” (p. 27), and
then attach the Buzzer Unit to the product
by referring to “
(p. 10-21).

5 Wiring” (p. 6).

7 Buzzer Settings”

8 Detaching the Unit”

The LED does not light.

1

The color of the LED
differs from the desired

2

color.

The LED does not fl ash.

3

The sound of the buzzer

4

is low.

The buzzer does not

5

sound.

Has the wiring been connected properly?

Is the power source supplying the proper
voltage and current?

Is the processing data correct?

Is a custom independent color control unit
being used?

Is the processing data correct?

Are the parameters correct?

Are the volume settings for the buzzer too
low?

Is the processing data correct?

Is the Buzzer Unit attached?

6 How to

6

How to Use”

Check the “Information for Inquiries,” and then contact the nearest PATLITE Sales Representative if you cannot resolve the
problem even after the above troubleshooting.

Information for Inquiries

Product Name IO-Link Signal Tower Date of Purchase / /

Model

2 Model Number

(→

Confi guration [p. 2])

Problem

Please provide as much detail

as possible.

– 22 –

Specifi cations

10

General Specifi cations

Model LR6-3ILWMNW-RYG

Rated Voltage 24 V DC

Voltage tolerance range 18 V DC to 30 V DC

Rated current consumption

Rated power consumption

Inrush current 10 A / 0.3 msec

Ambient operating temperature -20 °C to +50 °C

Ambient operating humidity 90 % RH or less; No condensation

Ambient storage temperature -30 °C to +60 °C

Ambient storage humidity 90 % RH or less; No condensation

Installation location Indoor

Installation direction Upright direction

Protection Rating IP65, NEMA TYPE 4X, 13

Insulation resistance 5 MΩ or more at 500 V DC between charging parts and non-charging metal parts

Withstanding voltage 1 minute at 500 V AC between charging parts and non-charging metal parts

Mass (Tolerance: ±10 %) 0.38 kg

Exterior dimensions See “

Compliance standards

Notes

Function

Communication

Specifi cation

Vendor ID 763

Device ID 80001

Standard 170 mA

Maximum 200 mA

Standard 4 W

Maximum 5 W

Environmental

conditions

UL 508, CSA-C22.2 No. 14, EMC Directive (EN 61000-6-4, EN 61000-6-2)

The brightness of each LED may differ according to the characteristics of the LED or color variations in each

IO-Link revision 1.1

Transmission speed COM2 (38.4 kbps)

Minimum cycle time 8 ms

Processing data

length

When installed in the upright direction

Names and Dimensions”

3

RoHS Directive (EN 50581), FCC Part 15 Subpart B Class A

KC (KN 61000-6-4, KN 61000-6-2)

individual LED or the product.

- LED control

- Buzzer control

- Operational mode/pattern settings

- LED fl ashing/intermittent

- Buzzer Pattern Settings

6 byte / 0 byte (input from master / output to master)

The requirements in each law and regulation are only included in the language designated by each law and regulation.
Check the instruction manuals published in each language.

– 23 –

Model LR6-ILWMNW LR6-ILWCNW

Rated Voltage 24 V DC

Voltage tolerance range 18 V DC to 30 V DC

Rated current consumption

Rated power consumption

Inrush current 10 A / 0.3 msec

Ambient operating temperature -20 °C to +50 °C

Ambient operating humidity 90 % RH or less; No condensation

Ambient storage temperature -30 °C to +60 °C

Ambient storage humidity 90 % RH or less; No condensation

Installation location Indoor

Installation direction Upright direction

Protection Rating IP65, NEMA TYPE 4X, 13

Insulation resistance 5 MΩ or more at 500 V DC between charging parts and non-charging metal parts

Withstanding voltage 1 minute at 500 V AC between charging parts and non-charging metal parts

Mass (Tolerance: ±10 %) 0.2 kg 0.16 kg

Exterior dimensions See “

Compliance standards

Function

Communication

Specifi cation

Vendor ID 763

Device ID 80001

Standard 170 mA

Maximum 200 mA

Standard 4 W

Maximum 5 W

Environmental

conditions

UL 508, CSA-C22.2 No. 14, EMC Directive (EN 61000-6-4, EN 61000-6-2)

IO-Link revision 1.1

Transmission speed COM2 (38.4 kbps)

Minimum cycle time 8 ms

Processing data

length

When installed in the upright direction

Names and Dimensions”

3

RoHS Directive (EN 50581), FCC Part 15 Subpart B Class A

KC (KN 61000-6-4, KN 61000-6-2)

- LED control

- Buzzer control

- Operational mode/pattern settings

- LED fl ashing/intermittent

- Buzzer Pattern Settings

6 byte / 0 byte (input from master / output to master)

The requirements in each law and regulation are only included in the language designated by each law and regulation.
Check the instruction manuals published in each language.

– 24 –

Service Parts

11

These are the various parts for the customer to use when repairing or replacing parts for the product.

O-ring 60 Head Cover 60 [W/A] Shading Sheet 60

5 pcs. 5 pcs.

– 25 –

Optional Parts

12

The optional parts for this product are listed below. (Top line: Part Name; Bottom: Model)

LED Unit

LR6-E

External Diagram

(Unit: mm)

ij

(10)

40

Model Number Confi guration

Red

Amber

Green

Blue

White

Multicolor*

Colored Globe

(None)

Clear Globe

Z

LED Unit

Color

Model Number

*

-

LR6

Model

LR 6 - E -

Z

R
Y

G

B
C

M

General Specifi cations

Model LR6-E-□□

Ambient operating

temperature

Ambient operating humidity 90 % RH or less; No condensation

Mass

(Tolerance: ±10 %)

Compliance standards

Notes

EMC Directive (EN 61000-6-4, EN 61000-6-2)

The brightness of each LED may differ according to the
characteristics of the LED or color variations in each
individual LED or the product.

-20 °C to +50 °C

0.060 kg

UL508, CSA-C22.2 No. 14

RoHS Directive (EN 50581)

Globe

Color

– 26 –

Buzzer Unit

LR6-BW

Model Number Confi guration

Model

Model Number

LR 6 - B W

Off-white (PC)

W

Body Color

(Material)

External Diagram

(Unit: mm)

ij

53.5

General Specifi cations

Model LR6-BW

Ambient operating

temperature

Ambient operating humidity 90 % RH or less; No condensation

Mass

(Tolerance: ±10 %)

No. 1 Rapid intermittent beep (call sign) / 3378 Hz

Buzzer sound/

frequency (typ.)

Sound pressure level Typ. 84 dB

Compliance standards

No. 2 Continuous beep sound / 3378 Hz

No. 3 Rapid hi-low / 2016 Hz & 3012 Hz

No. 4 Sweep sound / 1000 Hz - 4032 Hz

Environmental

conditions

Buzzer sound: No. 4 Sweep sound measured from a

distance of 1m in a total circumference from the buzzer

EMC Directive (EN 61000-6-4, EN 61000-6-2)

-20 °C to +50 °C

0.060 kg

Noise reduction approx. -10 dB
Toggle with DIP switch
See “

Buzzer Settings”

7

source.

UL508, CSA-C22.2 No. 14

RoHS Directive (EN 50581)

FCC Part 15 Subpart B Class A

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Wireless Data

Communication System

Transmitter

WDT-6LR-Z2

Model Number Confi guration

Model Number

Model

WDT - 6LR - Z2

Compatible

Product

LR Model Signal Tower Size: Φ60

6LR

External Diagram

(Unit: mm)

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General Specifi cations

Model WDT-6LR-Z2

10

70

Ambient operating

temperature

Ambient operating humidity 85 % RH or less; No condensation

Mass

(Tolerance: ±10 %)

Communication standard IEEE 802.15.4 (Wireless communication)

Communication frequency 2405 MHz to 2480 MHz (16 channels)

Communication distance Estimated to be approx. 30 m (Reference value)

Compliance standards

EMC Directive (EN 55032 , EN 55024), EN 60950-1

-20 °C to +50 °C

0.085 kg

UL508, CAN/CSA-C22.2 No.13-14

RoHS Directive (EN 50581)

FCC Part 15 Subpart B Class A

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The optional parts for attachment are listed in the following table:

Pole Bracket Wall Mounting Bracket Wall Mounting Bracket

SZP-004W SZK-001U SZK-003W

Mounting Bracket Mounting Bracket Aluminum Pole

SZ-010 SZ-016A POLE-[100/300/800]A21

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