Signal devices

Signalling devices are the audible and visual units that make a call or alarm state visible to everyone nearby: sirens, strobe beacons, multi-colour LED indicator panels and repeaters. They all have a single job — making sure the signal is not missed. That is why sound and light are provided together: in a noisy hall a siren gets lost, and a member of staff with hearing loss will not hear it at all, whereas a lamp works in both cases.

These devices suit public buildings, production shops, shopping centres, hospital corridors, schools and teaching blocks, warehouses and car parks. A wall-mounted alarm button unit is placed where it is clearly visible so staff can press it quickly. Round models with a strobe are easy to notice in long corridors and large halls. If the building is big or concrete walls shield the signal, an antenna repeater extends the radio range and prevents calls from being lost.

• Wall-mounted audible and visual signalling unit
• Round strobe plus siren module — for large halls and corridors
• Multi-colour LED indicator panel — shows status by colour
• Antenna repeater — for extending radio range

When choosing, consider room volume and background noise level, viewing distance, mounting height and field of view, and the number of buttons in the system. Where the device must keep working during a power cut, a backup supply is provided — solutions are selected taking accessibility norm requirements into account. We will draw up a layout for the signalling points — request a free consultation.