Subsite Electronics Introduces New HDD Beacons

Subsite Electronics, a Charles Machine Works Company, is introducing a new series of versatile HDD Beacons: the 15T, 17T and 19T.

Wed July 13, 2016 - National Edition
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Subsite Electronics, a Charles Machine Works Company, is introducing a new series of versatile HDD Beacons: the 15T, 17T and 19T.

Available in one, three or four frequencies, these beacons feature three field-configurable power levels and automatic tuning circuitry that adjusts to match the housing the operator is using. “When it comes to HDD beacons, only one color will save you more green,” company officials say, referring to the brand's signature green color and the money-saving features of their entire HDD beacon line. Only Subsite HDD beacons are repairable — an industry exclusive that offers substantial savings over beacon replacement costs, according to the company.

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