Products Details
| Rated Voltage | 9v |
| Operating Mode | Piezoelectric type |
| Technology | External drive passive buzzer |
| Termination | terminal |
| Output Type | 95db |
| Material | Paper box |
| Mounting Type | Pin type |
| Size / Dimension | 38.8 * 16mm |
| Description | Small size, low power consumption |
| Frequency | 3300 |
| Application | Household appliances, cars |
| Voltage - Rated | 5v |
| Features | Small size and low power consumption |
| Voltage Range | 4.5-15v |

FAQ
1. What is a 3-pin 9V 95dB passive buzzer?
A 3-pin 9V 95dB passive buzzer is an electronic sounder that uses an external drive signal to produce tones, offering loud 95dB audio output for alarms and notifications.
2. How does a passive buzzer work?
A passive buzzer works with a pulse or frequency input from a controller, allowing adjustable tones and making it ideal for flexible passive buzzer applications.
3. What voltage does this passive buzzer use?
This 3-pin passive buzzer is designed for 9V operation, making it suitable for low-voltage electronic systems and alert circuits.
4. How loud is a 95dB buzzer?
A 95dB buzzer delivers strong sound output for clear audible alerts in industrial, commercial, and DIY electronic projects.
5. What are common uses for a 3-pin passive buzzer?
Common uses include alarms, warning systems, status indicators, appliances, embedded devices, and prototype electronics.
6. Can this passive buzzer generate different tones?
Yes, because it is a passive buzzer, it can generate different tones when driven by varying frequency signals from a control circuit.
7. Is a 3-pin passive buzzer easy to install?
Yes, the 3-pin interface makes the passive buzzer easy to wire, integrate, and install in OEM or custom electronic assemblies.
8. Is this passive buzzer suitable for industrial equipment?
Yes, the 9V 95dB passive buzzer is suitable for industrial equipment that needs a compact and loud audio alert component.
9. Can a passive buzzer be used in DIY projects?
Yes, this passive buzzer is a practical choice for DIY electronics, Arduino projects, prototypes, and custom alarm systems.
10. What makes a passive buzzer different from an active buzzer?
A passive buzzer requires an external drive signal for tone generation, while an active buzzer has a built-in oscillator and fixed sound output.







