Eaton Fire Alarm Remote Indicator, Continuous 24V LED, Red Lens 600111FUL-0000

What this remote indicator does

A remote indicator is a small repeat light. It usually sits on a corridor wall outside a locked room or below a ceiling void, so someone can see an alarm state without opening anything.

This Fulleon model is declared for fire detection and alarm systems. Check the documentation of the device that will drive it before ordering.

Where to use it

Typical positions are outside plant rooms, cupboards and hotel bedrooms, where a detector cannot be seen from the corridor. Mount it where whoever responds to an alarm will actually look.

Plan on dry indoor positions until you have confirmed the IP rating against the unit's documentation.

What the figures mean in practice

• A slim fitting: at 30 mm it sits close to the wall, which keeps it out of the way in a corridor.
• A sealed light: because the LED is not exchangeable, a failed unit is replaced as a whole.
• Continuous 24V: continuous describes the steady output. Do not confuse it with a beacon, which is a separate kind of device.

Planning your system

Check the device that will drive it has a remote output, and that its voltage and current suit this light. That device's documentation usually gives those details, and they decide whether it will work.

This part belongs among the wider fire alarm accessories on a system, and the panel's design decides how alarms get reported. The guide to commercial fire alarm systems explains how the parts fit together.

Standards and ratings explained

The EMC standards cover electromagnetic compatibility, meaning the unit should neither disturb nor be disturbed by nearby electrical equipment. It is not a fire performance approval, so check your specification if one is required.