Site Evacuation Alarm

A Site Evacuation Alarm system is a crucial component of fire safety measures, designed to alert occupants to evacuate the premises in case of an emergency. Here’s a detailed overview of the available options with standalone or Link-a-Bull alarm systems:

Site Evacuation Alarm Options:

1. Stand Alone Alarm:

   • Description: A self-contained alarm system that operates independently.
   • Features:
     • Battery-Powered: Typically operates on batteries, ensuring functionality even during power outages.
     • Simple Installation: Easy to set up without the need for complex wiring.
     • Activation Methods: Can be manually triggered by a call point or automatically by smoke/heat detectors.
     • Sound Output: Emits a loud siren to alert occupants to evacuate.
   • Use Cases: Ideal for smaller sites or areas where a straightforward, cost-effective solution is needed.

2. Link-a-Bull Alarm:

   • Description: A wireless interconnected alarm system.
   • Features:
     • Wireless Connectivity: Allows multiple alarms to be linked together, ensuring that when one alarm is triggered, all connected alarms will sound.
     • Flexibility: Can be easily expanded by adding more alarms to the network as needed.
     • Central Control: Some systems offer a central control unit for testing and managing the entire network.
     • Activation Methods: Similar to standalone alarms, these can be triggered manually or automatically.
     • Enhanced Coverage: Ensures comprehensive coverage across larger or more complex sites.
   • Use Cases: Suitable for larger sites, multi-building facilities, or areas where coordinated alarms are crucial for effective evacuation.

Ordering and Installation:

When considering the purchase and installation of a site evacuation alarm system, you should take into account the specific requirements of your site:

• Size of the Site: Larger sites may benefit more from the interconnected features of the Link-a-Bull system.
• Complexity of Layout: Sites with multiple buildings or complex layouts should consider the Link-a-Bull system for synchronised alarms.
• Budget: Standalone alarms are typically less expensive and easier to install, making them suitable for smaller budgets.
• Regulatory Compliance: Ensure that the chosen system meets local fire safety regulations and standards.

Specifications:

• Noise Level: 110dB
• Power: 9v PP3 battery
• Linkable: Stand Alone: no, Link-a-bull: yes
• Link-a-bull comes with internally mounted aerial
• 12 month warranty
• 248mm x 158mm x 60mm

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