Soundoff Signal Nebula ETN660

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Below you will find brief information for Strobe Power Supply Nebula ETN660. The Nebula ETN660 is a 6-head multi-flash strobe power supply that can be used for a variety of applications, including emergency vehicles, law enforcement, and security. The unit is waterproof and can be mounted in a protected location. It features a variety of flash patterns and can be controlled by a switch panel.

Key Features

  • 6-head multi-flash strobe power supply
  • Waterproof
  • Variety of flash patterns
  • Can be controlled by a switch panel
  • 10-30 Vdc operation
  • 60 Watts output
  • 15 Amp fuse
  • Easy installation
  • Mounting using 4 holes

Pages: 3 Soundoff Signal Nebula ETN660 User manual

Brand: Soundoff Signal Category: Motorcycle Accessories Size: 69 KB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

How many strobe heads does the Nebula ETN660 power supply have?
The Nebula ETN660 power supply has 6 strobe heads.
What is the power output of the Nebula ETN660 power supply?
The Nebula ETN660 power supply has a 60 Watts output.
What is the voltage range for the Nebula ETN660 power supply?
The Nebula ETN660 power supply operates on 10-30 Vdc.
What is the fuse rating on the Nebula ETN660 power supply?
The Nebula ETN660 power supply has a 15 Amp fuse rating.
Is the Nebula ETN660 power supply waterproof?
No, the Nebula ETN660 power supply is not waterproof. It must be mounted in a protected location to prevent it from being exposed to water.
How can I select different flash patterns on the Nebula ETN660 power supply?
You can select different flash patterns on the Nebula ETN660 power supply by connecting the Yellow, Violet, Blue and Green wires to a switch in the following combinations, as described in "Special Mode" section. The "Special Mode" section lists the required connections for different flash patterns, such as Double Flash, Quad Flash, Quint Flash, and WarpFlash.

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