- Mounted in fixed locations and used to warn of natural disasters or attacks
- Made of aluminium casting and copper wiring and body colour can be customised
- Used in factories in order to signal the beginning of work, change of shift, the end of the workday
- Easy to monitor and to control and offers a high level of reliability on various energy sources
Sirens are widely used as a very effective announcer for textile mills, factories, workshops, banks, ships, milk centers, air raid signals during the war, fire engines, police vans, ambulances, etc. It is made of aluminum which is rust-free in nature and also makes this product durable.
In the course of industrialization, sirens were increasingly used in factories in order to signal the beginning of work, change of shift, work breaks, and the end of the workday. Around 1,200 sirens remain, mostly used to warn the public of severe flooding. They are also used for public warning near gas or nuclear power plants, nuclear submarine bases, oil refineries, and chemical plants.
| Specifications | |
| Material | Aluminum Casting |
| Power Source | AC Voltage |
| Siren Range | 3.25 Km |
| Usage | Factory, Refinery, School |
| Sound Level | 120 db |
| Motor | 1/2 hp |
| Winding | Copper Wire |
