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Compresseur M1 pour avertisseur sonore

Ref. ALM-VDM-135 000 13

The Marco M1 compressor is designed for 24V marine sound signaling systems. It ensures stable compressed air production for a clear and powerful sound signal. Its design is adapted to the demands of the nautical environment, providing a reliable solution for on-board signaling.

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Compresseur m1 pour avertisseur sonore :
Compresseur M1 seul - 24V
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Description

MARCO - Compressor only M1 - 24V - Reliability for marine signaling

The Compressor only M1 - 24V offers technical characteristics adapted to its use. Designed to power marine sound signals, it operates specifically under a 24V voltage, ensuring compatibility with corresponding marine electrical installations. Its compact design and optimized weight facilitate its integration on board.

Ideal for sound signaling systems, it ensures reliable operation for safety at sea, whether in coastal or offshore navigation.


Robust Design and Easy Integration

This compressor is designed for direct installation, offering a high-performance solution for marine horns.

  • Performance: Stable power supply for 24V sound signals.
  • Design: Dimensions of 15.0 mm length, 25.0 mm width, and 11.0 mm height.
  • Specificity: M1 model, optimized for marine environments.

KEY POINTS :

  • 24V power supply.
  • Compact and robust design.
  • Weight of 2.55 kg.

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