Rittal SG 2376.031 acoustic element, polyamide housing, black, 102 dB

The Rittal SG 2376.031 acoustic element is a compact audible signal device in a black polyamide housing designed to produce a clear 102 dB alarm tone. Intended for use in control cabinets, electrical enclosures and industrial panels, this single-unit sounder delivers a robust audible alert where visible indicators may not be sufficient. Its lightweight construction and standard form factor make it suitable for integration into existing panel cutouts or mounting points.

Advantages

This acoustic element offers a high sound output of 102 dB for reliable notification in noisy environments. The polyamide housing provides mechanical strength and resistance to typical industrial conditions while keeping the unit lightweight. Designed by a recognized enclosure and industrial components manufacturer, the unit is supplied as a single piece for straightforward replacement or retrofitting. Its neutral black finish allows discreet installation in different cabinet interiors and control panels.

Suitable for

• Audible alarm in control cabinets and switchgear
• Signal device for industrial machines and panels
• Warning or malfunction indication in technical rooms
• Retrofit projects where a compact high-volume buzzer is required

When it may not be suitable

This acoustic element is intended specifically for audible signaling and does not provide visual indication; if a combined sound-and-light warning is required, a unit with integrated visual signaling should be chosen. The device is supplied as a single passive unit — details such as required mounting accessories, electrical connection method and supply voltage should be confirmed to ensure compatibility with the target system.

Key specifications

• Sound level: 102 dB
• Housing material: polyamide
• Color: black
• Weight: approx. 69 g
• Packaging quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Mount the acoustic element in the designated panel cutout or mounting point inside the control cabinet, ensuring a secure mechanical fit and correct orientation for optimal sound propagation. Make the electrical connections according to the system wiring scheme and the device's electrical specifications; verify supply voltage and polarity before energizing. After installation, test the device under normal operating conditions to confirm audible output and adjust placement if sound is obstructed by internal components.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm compatibility of operating voltage and connection type with your control system.
• Ensure the sound level (102 dB) is appropriate for the ambient noise and required alert distance.
• Verify available panel cutout size or mounting provisions for the unit.
• Check whether a visual indicator is also needed for your application.

Usage recommendations

Position the device where sound can escape from the enclosure without major obstructions; avoid mounting directly behind large metal barriers. Periodically inspect the housing for damage and verify operation as part of routine safety checks to ensure continued audible performance.