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Address:
Wrigley Street
Oldham
OL4 1HW
UK
Telephone: (UK) +44 161 287 5555
http://www.klaxonsignals.com
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Listing of all 7 news releases from Klaxon Signals:
Industrial warnings include electronic sirens
Klaxon Signals has developed industrial warning devices ranging from traditional motor driven sirens to advanced electronic sirens to warn of potential hazards.
News from Klaxon Signals (19 June 2008)
Fire alarms with synchronised voice messages
Klaxon Signals has expanded its Sonos and Nexus Range of fire alarms to include models which combine normal sounder signals with clear, synchronised voice messages.
News from Klaxon Signals ( 9 May 2007)
Alarm sounders range allows 'pick and choose'
External range of alarm sounders allows users to pick a lid/lens style to match the application and then choose a sounder unit from a choice of two backplates.
News from Klaxon Signals (23 May 2003)
Siren warning device has battery back-up
Wide area electronic siren is designed to provide electronic warning over large distances, with the advantage of battery back-up.
News from Klaxon Signals (26 August 2002)
Alarm sound also guides to the emergency exits
A new directional sounder technology can guide personnel to emergency exits, essential when smoke limits vision, or when those in danger are visually impaired.
News from Klaxon Signals (26 August 2002)
Warn operators audibly of equipment movements
Manufacturers of fork lift trucks, conveyor belts, and other mechanical handling equipment can ensure the safety of workers and plant with Klaxon's range of signals.
News from Klaxon Signals (14 August 2001)
Loud sounder works in dusty and wet conditions
Klaxon has launched the latest version of its Syrex 9M electronic sounder, which has an IP65 rating, sealing the durable unit against the ingress of dust and water.
News from Klaxon Signals (14 August 2001)
