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more Control Tower Light Stack Model# 855T This stack contains: Manufacturer: Allen Bradley Type: Steady Incandescent Light Model# 855T-G24DN4 Series: B Color: Red Volts: 24 Amps: 0.271 Watts: 7 Manufacturer: Allen Bradley Type: Steady Incandescent Light Model# 855T-G24DN5 Series: B Color: Orange Volts: 24 Amps: 0.271 Watts: 7 Manufacturer: Allen Bradley Type: Steady Incandescent Light Model# 855T-G24DN3 Series: B Color: Green Volts: 24 Amps: 0.271 Watts: 7 Manufacturer: Allen Bradley Type: Control Tower Stack Light Mounting Base Model# 855T-GCB Series: B 1/2" NPT Customer Service We deal primarily in new and used industrial equipment and electronic controls however. Please kindly contact our customer service representatives via email for an authorized RMA number. + If you would like to return your product(s) for repair/ replacement/ refund. Return Policy: + Returns for exchange are permitted and must be initiated by the buyer within 30 days upon receipt. Unpaid item will be filed without receiving payment in 7 days from listing ended. + We appreciate prompt payment and look forward to your business in the future. + Please do not email us to ask for other payment option. Please confirm your address on PayPal before you bid Payment Methods: + We ONLY accept Paypal. + All our items will be shipped to buyer's PayPal address. + We cannot ship on weekends and we do not offer Saturday. + All items will be dispatched from our warehouse in US directly. Particularly during peak periods or inclimate weather conditions. This information is provided by the carrier and excludes weekends and bank holidays. + We are not responsible for carrier transit time. Shipping& Handling: + We ship to US only. Car parking area, office building factory, traffic corner, school, bank. Widely used in automotive Lighting residential area. Gray red is red light, gray green is green light, gray purple is buzzer sound, you can connect a switch to control it. Green, Beige, Net Weight, 296g, Package Content, 1 x Signal Tower Light, Descriptions: Red green light with buzzer sound. Electronic Parts, Body Diameter, 5cm/ 2.0" Overall Size, 8 x 25.5cm/ 3.1' x 10' Base Dia.H) Cable Length, 70cm/ 27.6" Mounting Hole Diameter, 0.45cm/ 0.18" Body Color, Red. Specifications: Product Name, Signal Tower Light, Type, Steady& Buzzer, Rated Voltage, 24V DC, Light Color, Red. All our products are 100% brand new in manufacturer's. Please note that we are selling factory direct products. We would love to hear more about your project! One more thing to note, once you burn data to an M-DISC nearly any quality DVD player can then be used to access that data.VISIT OUR STORE. Our understanding and ability of this technology will not be forgotten.Īs for the OP Justin, I hope you come check out our technology at and contact us through the email on our site. Department of Defense Naval Air Warfare Weapon’s Division facility at China Lake, we had absolutely no influence over the findings.Īnd finally Arno, there are a number of preservation organizations that have already taken steps to safeguard the necessary information and technology to reproduce an optical drive. There is no question as to the veracity of the test done by the U.S.
Philips supports and uses ECMA standards so whether or not Philips ran the test is irrelevant. Alternatively, notice how the layers of a typical optical disc separate.Īs for your distrust of the Chinal Lake Study, the test was a nonpartisan study which strictly adhered to ECMA-379 standards. In this video the M-DISC survives being dipped into liquid nitrogen and can even be read in an optical drive afterwards. I've posted two short videos that highlight the positive effects of these features. This helps to prevent delamination, another common cause for catastrophic failure with typical optical discs. Further, our data layer allows for a stronger bond to be made between the outer polycarbonate layers. These "pits" that are created when you burn data to the disc do not degrade like dye based layers do. The data layer on the M-DISC is composed of inorganic materials and compounds that allow us to literally etch into it-no dyes and no simple marks on the surface.
Organic dye based data layers are highly susceptible to corruption which is exactly why we decided to pursue alternative methods and technology. The optical media industry has made a lot of claims and has had a tough time living up to those claims reliably. Hello! I came across this nice little discussion today and thought I would weigh in on behalf of our technology.įirst, I can understand your skepticism Arno.
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