Gas Alarm Siren with Flashing Beacon
Gas Alarm Siren with Flashing Beacon
An audible/visual alarm unit carries the danger signal from the control panel to the people on site: the sound alerts within busy spaces, while the flashing beacon provides a visual warning in noisy environments or for those who cannot hear the alarm.
What is it?
The unit is installed where it is visible and audible from occupied areas and at entrances to the hazardous zone, powered from the control output of the gas detection panel. Unit count and placement follow facility area, noise level and occupancy distribution.
Features
- Combined audible and visual warning
- Suitable for noisy environments
- Powered from the detection panel output
- Visible mounting at zone entrances
- Unit count determined by area
- Periodic testing within system checks
Applications
- Villas and residential compounds
- Restaurants, cafés and central kitchens
- Hotels, halls and hospitality facilities
- Hospitals and educational facilities
- Bakeries and food factories
- Industrial facilities and central gas stations
Technical specifications
Technical specifications and brands are set per project and per the approved specification — contact us for the technical data suited to your case.
Brand / Manufacturer
- Brand
- GECA
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Frequently asked questions
How many alarm units does a facility need?
The count is set so the alarm is audible and visible from all occupied areas and hazardous-zone entrances, allowing for operational noise levels.
Have a project or an existing facility that needs an engineering review?
Our engineering team can review your requirement and propose a solution suited to the application, the site and the applicable requirements.