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Selectone 302GC series b speaker/amplifier
SelecTone 302GC Series B Speaker/Amplifier
Federal Signal Corporation model 302GC, Volts 120, Hz 60, series B, AMps 0.5. This unit looks like it has never been used or mounted. It comes with two new tone modules both are model UTM. I powered this unit up and it was very loud. These retail for over $900.00. I found a few more details at the manufacturers site:
"Federal Signal's Model 302GC SelecTone Speaker Amplifier is designed to produce crisp, clear tones, digital voice messages and live public address in harsh environments with high ambient noise levels.
The rugged speaker cone and projector are constructed of spun aluminum. The internal circuitry, tone module, and gain control are contained in a housing constructed of die-cast aluminum. All surfaces are sealed with powder-coat paint. Dust- and moisture-proof gaskets provide protection from the elements.
The 302GC is UL Listed for indoor and outdoor use. It has been designed, tested and approved for use in Type 3R applications.
Internal gain control allows output adjustment from 0dBa to a maximum of 114dBa at 10 feet.
SelecTone Speaker Amplifiers are used individually or as part of a plant-wide emergency notification system. The Model UTM Universal Tone Module, with 32 tones, or the TM33 Custom Tone Module is plugged into a single SelecTone Speaker Amplifier for stand-alone use or into a SelecTone Command Unit for plantwide signaling.
For plant-wide signaling, a Connector Kit is installed into each SelecTone Speaker Amplifier and wired to a central controller. SelecTone Command Units and CommCenter Digital Message Centers broadcast tones, voice messages, melodies and live public address to an unlimited number of SelecTone Speaker Amplifiers.
Typical applications for SelecTone include emergency warning, plant evacuation, start and dismissal, public address, and process control signaling."
