Stacklights Frequently Asked Questions
Stacklights Frequently Asked Questions
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| Question: Can you have a Stacklight with one flash and one steady light? |
| Answer: Yes, use a flashing base and bypass the flasher for the steady light. |
| FAQ ID: 349 |
| Question: Do you sell the replacement LEDs for the Stacklights? |
| Answer: Yes. |
| FAQ ID: 350 |
| Question: Do you offer a 4-position switch to control Stacklights? |
| Answer: At this time we do not. |
| FAQ ID: 485 |
| Question: Can you install a higher wattage bulb in a Stacklight? |
| Answer: Yes, if you can find a higher watt bulb with same voltage. Although the bulb will not last as long, it will handle a higher watt bulb. |
| FAQ ID: 574 |
| Question: Is there any way to use a Triac output with an LED Stacklight without having the problem of Triac leakage? |
| Answer: The test results that we have are that they do not illuminate due to leakage. |
| FAQ ID: 575 |
| Question: What is the current draw on the 120 Volt Cutler-Hammer Stacklight Alarm Modules ? |
| Answer: 12 ma. |
| FAQ ID: 682 |
| Question: What is the current draw on the 24 Volt Cutler-Hammer Stacklight Alarm Modules? |
| Answer: 13 ma. |
| FAQ ID: 683 |
| Question: What is the current draw on the 120 Volt Cutler-Hammer Stacklight Strobe Modules? |
| Answer: 60 ma. |
| FAQ ID: 684 |
| Question: What is the current draw on the 24 Volt Cutler-Hammer Stacklight Strobe Modules? |
| Answer: 175 ma. |
| FAQ ID: 685 |
| Question: What is the current draw on the 120 Volt Cutler-Hammer Stacklight LED Lamps? |
| Answer: 9 ma. |
| FAQ ID: 686 |
| Question: What is the current draw on the 120 Volt Cutler-Hammer Stacklight Incandescent Lamps? |
| Answer: 44 ma. |
| FAQ ID: 687 |
| Question: What is the current draw on the 24 Volt Cutler-Hammer Stacklight LED Lamps? |
| Answer: 40 ma. |
| FAQ ID: 688 |
| Question: What is the current draw on the 24 Volt Cutler-Hammer Stacklight Incandescent Lamps? |
| Answer: 180 ma. |
| FAQ ID: 689 |
| Question: What is the current draw on the 120Volt Cutler-Hammer LED Indicators? |
| Answer: 14 ma. |
| FAQ ID: 690 |
| Question: What is the current draw on the 120Volt Cutler-Hammer Incandescent Indicators? |
| Answer: 20 ma. |
| FAQ ID: 691 |
| Question: What is the current draw on the 24 Volt Cutler-Hammer LED Indicators? |
| Answer: 14 ma. |
| FAQ ID: 692 |
| Question: What is the current draw on the 24Volt Cutler-Hammer Incandescent Indicators & Illuminated Switches? |
| Answer: 40 ma. |
| FAQ ID: 693 |
| Question: Where can I find samples of the audio alarms used by the E26 Stacklights? |
| Answer: Samples of the bitonal, intermittent, and continuous monotonal alarms can be found on the Stacklights Support page. |
| FAQ ID: 948 |
| Question: Can the stacklights be used outdoors? |
| Answer: These Stacklights are not UV rated, thus the plastic will degrade when constantly used under the sunlight. They are rated to protect against dust, moisture and are completely water tight but unfortunately, are not designed to withstand the effect of UV’s from the sun. |
| FAQ ID: 1117 |
| Question: If I use an alarm module on my stacklight which wiring terminal does the alarm module use? |
| Answer: The alarm module, since it’s always the topmost unit on the stacklight, uses the next highest terminal, after the last light module. If you had 2 light modules and an alarm module, for example, the bottom light module would use terminal 1, the next light module would use terminal 2, and the alarm module would use terminal 3. If you had 1 light module and an alarm module, the light would use terminal 1 and the alarm module would use terminal 2. |
| FAQ ID: 1206 |