@@user-ny1rv4ib9c yes but just know their plastic can be brittle and it happens often where the bracket tabs break off (shouldn’t be a problem if you don’t plan on wall mounting it)
@hamzahassan7730 oh now that makes more sense, ig i would be seeing these in more bigger buildings or outdoor use if the buildings are more spaced from each other.
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@@user-ny1rv4ib9c I guess I accidentally shorted a connection between the LED and another solder joint that carries electricity the LED cannot handle. Also I agree these emergency lights are awesome. The fixed optics ones are kinda annoying to get the bracket on
Dont use it, or if you do, just monitor it closely. Best to get a used board for those emergency lights, however since yours says recharge by 2003, you should have nothing to worry about
That would be a remote horn. They are usually used in areas where a strobe is not needed such as being mounted outside or in a sleeping area. They can also be used for other purposes such as a door alarm
