Conventional Fire Alarm Horn Strobe

Purpose: Installed in hallways, lobbies, and workspaces to alert occupants of a fire emergency.

Reason: In busy commercial settings, people may be working in noisy environments or large spaces where visual and auditory alerts are crucial to ensure everyone is notified of a fire.

Benefit: Enhances building safety by providing both sound and light signals, ensuring all occupants, including those who may be hard of hearing, are warned of a fire and can evacuate quickly.

Purpose: Used in classrooms, corridors, and common areas to alert students, teachers, and staff to evacuate during a fire emergency.

Reason: Schools often have large, crowded areas with varying noise levels, making both audible and visual alerts necessary to reach all occupants.

Benefit: Increases the likelihood that everyone in the building, including those with disabilities, receives the fire alarm notification, ensuring a timely and orderly evacuation.

Purpose: Placed in patient rooms, corridors, and common areas to signal fire emergencies to both staff and patients.

Reason: In healthcare settings, many patients may have limited mobility or hearing impairments, so clear visual and audible alarms are essential for safety.

Benefit: Provides effective notification to both healthcare staff and patients, allowing for prompt response and evacuation procedures, especially in environments where patients may need assistance.