Seco-Larm SH-506Q Miniature Electronic Door Release Buzzer 93dB 6-28VDC Surface Mount

Seco-Larm SH-506Q Miniature Surface-Mount Electronic Door Release Buzzer, 93dB Output, 35mA @ 12VDC

The Seco-Larm SH-506Q is a compact electronic buzzer designed for reliable audio notification in access control, door release, and low-voltage signaling applications. Delivering a loud 93dB sound output at a 400Hz tone, it operates on 6-28VDC while drawing only 35mA at 12VDC for efficient performance. Its miniature surface-mount design and durable black plastic housing make it easy to install in space-constrained environments. Ideal for access control systems, status alerts, and general electronic signaling needs.

• 93dB audible output for clear alert notifications
• Wide 6-28VDC operating voltage range
• Low current draw of only 35mA at 12VDC
• Compact surface-mount design with black plastic housing
• Ideal for door release, access control, and status signaling applications

Specs:

• Sound level: 93dB
• Frequency: 400Hz ±100Hz
• Operating voltage: 6~28 VDC
• Current draw: 35mA@12VDC
• Dimensions: ø1″x9/16″ (ø26×15 mm)

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