Acoustic alarm

An acoustic alarm, unlike a silent alarm, is a clearly acoustic signaling device that sounds an alarm in the event of burglary, fire, and other hazards. The loud sound alerts everyone present to a potentially dangerous situation. It is one of the most used variants for alarming.

It also serves to deter offenders and discourage further action. Acoustic alarms are used for property security in many industries, including:

• Commercial enterprises
• The public administration
• Department stores
• Educational institutions
• Restaurants and hotels

In principle, it can be used sensibly in almost any area. With it, all affected persons can be warned quickly and directly. An alarm system with an acoustic signal can also be installed for private use.

An acoustic alarm can be used for other purposes besides efficiently deterring criminals. For example, it can be used to alert employees to potential hazards such as fires.

It is part of a higher-level alarm plan and is installed as a signaling device in an alarm system.

The volume of most acoustic alarms can be adjusted. This is necessary so that they can be heard both inside and outside buildings.

When it comes to security solutions, acoustic alarms also have the advantage of being inexpensive and highly effective. The sound produced by these devices is loud enough to scare off potential intruders.

At the same time, it alerts any employees or others nearby who might not otherwise notice a threat. In addition, wireless versions are now available, allowing for easy installation without the need to run cables through walls or floors.

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If a fire or burglary occurs, the acoustic alarm is triggered by various sensors. These are part of the security system. In case of fire, smoke and heat sensors are used.

They detect suspicious increases in temperature inside the building and react to critical values.

Should a break-in occur, magnetic motion detectors respond to suspicious activity. These are connected to magnetic contacts on doors or windows, for example, and are triggered as soon as forced entry occurs.

Overall, an acoustic alarm is an effective security solution for any environment that needs to be protected from criminals or dangerous situations. The loud sound ensures that everyone on site is aware of potential threats. The ease of installation makes it one of the most cost-effective solutions on the market.

In addition, an audible alarm can be ideally linked to IDERI note. Should it be triggered, this information can be forwarded directly to all employees or affected persons via IDERI note.

In this way, the affected persons receive two separate warning signals at the same time. Via IDERI note, for example, a push message is sent directly to employees’ computers and mobile devices.

Thus, all persons in the building are not only informed acoustically about a hazardous situation: they also receive all necessary information about the emergency situation.