Built for use in harsh environments, the heavy-duty Howler range of standalone site alarms boasts many unique features. With all the working parts protected within a heavy-duty aluminium body, these alarms offer a semi-permanent solution for awkward applications.
- Virtually indestructible aluminium body
- Choice of three different switching mechanisms
- Inter-linkable units available
- Integral strobe available for noisy environments
- High quality powder coated finish
- Suitable for use in both indoor and outdoor applications
- 9v PP9 battery supplied
- 120db siren volume
- Dimensions: 200mm x Depth 110mm
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Providing a rapid means of raising the alarm in an emergency, the Howler is designed primarily for building sites and other locations where a conventional fire alarm system is inappropriate. With inter-linkable units availablefor maximum coverage and strobe lights available for increased impact, every emergency situatioon can be covered.
- Completely self-contained alarm unit
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor applications
- Equipped with 118db siren
- Durable polypropylene container
- 9c PP9 battery supplied with unit, for quick installation
- Available in three different switch configurations
- Dimensions: H300 x W200 x D120mm
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Under the mandatory terms of the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA), effective 1 October 2004, all owners of commercial and public buildings are required to make adequate provision for the needs of the deaf and hard of hearing.
In the event of fire what happens when the fire alarm sounds?
This is a potentially high risk situation for the deaf or hard of hearing, especially so when they may be asleep in hotels, guest houses, nursing homes or other residential buildings. |
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