On the page, I noticed that it said, "The bell draws less than 0.15 amps of electricity, which is about 10% less than a mechanical bell." Reading the .pdf on the page, it occured to me that it's not 10% LESS than a mechanical bell, it's 10% OF a mechanical bell, which in terms of current is a big difference.
Just to explain it, if it were 10% less, it would mean the mechanicals draw .165A, but if it were 10% of, it would mean the mechanicals draw 1.5A. While most still don't draw that much, they still draw a lot more current than an electronic bell.
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Re: General Signals E-Bell Page
Thanks for catching that. I just worded that wrong...
Error fixed.
Error fixed.