Conventional Sounders and Beacons
To have an adequate amount of time to evacuate the premises in the event of an emergency, it is important to receive the earliest possible warning of danger. Designed for use as part of a two wire or four wire fire alarm system, conventional sounders and beacons provide audible and/or visual indication when the fire alarm system has been activated. Conventional sounders emit a high decibel output, whilst beacons are suitable for Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) compliant installations.
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Combined sounder and LED beacon unit
EN 54-3 tested and VdS approved
Available in two body colours and two lens colours
Suitable for use as a fire alarm system indicator
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Lightweight aluminium construction
Approved to EN54-3 by LPCB
Available in three different base types
Low current consumption and loud sound output
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Rafiki Hatari Sounder for use with Rafiki Twinflex fire alarm panels
92dBA sound output
Available in red or white
Designed to comply with the European Standard EN 54 part 3
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Rafiki Flashpoint for use with Rafiki Twinflex fire alarm panels
LED operation
Available in either low profile or dome shaped
Suitable for use as a fire alarm system indicator
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IP65 rated
Up to 99dB sound output
Designed for use as part of a CFP AlarmSense fire alarm system
Wall mounted
Combined sounder and beacon
Wired as a "first-fix" base
Suitable for use as a fire alarm system indicator
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Combined sounder and xenon beacon unit
Suitable for Disability Discrimination Act compliant installations
EN 54 part 3 tested and CE marked
Suitable for use as a fire alarm system indicator
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EN 54 part 3 tested and VdS approved
Fitted with a capsule driven horn
Available in three different colours and with a standard or deep base
Monitors the presence of detectors
High or low volume setting
Designed to be used with AlarmSense detectors or cover caps
Can be fitted with an AlarmSense detector or cover cap
High and low volume settings
Gives an audible and visual warning on activation
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