Manual & Electric Sirens

Manual and electric sirens are fire safety equipment used to provide audible warning signals in case of a fire or other emergency. Manual sirens are hand-operated and typically consist of a handle and a rotor that produces a loud, attention-grabbing sound when turned. Electric sirens, on the other hand, are powered by electricity and can produce a continuous, high-volume warning tone for an extended period of time. Both types of sirens are commonly used in fire safety systems to alert occupants to evacuate a building or to signal the arrival of firefighting personnel. They may be mounted on buildings, vehicles, or portable stands, and can be customized to produce different types of warning tones and patterns to convey specific information to people in an emergency.