E2S adds trumpet horns to range of warning devices

An European Safety Systems product story

Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Nov 19, 2009

The Spectra range of industrial warning devices from European Safety Systems (E2S) now includes 100dB and 110dB trumpet horns designed to provide an effective penetrating low-frequency buzzer sound.

The tone is generated electronically and all units incorporate a volume control.

The Spectra trumpet horns are a low-current solution that replaces the traditional electro-mechanical generator; they produce an identical sound with the increased reliability of an all-electronic solution, according to the company.

All models are protected to IP65, are suitable for use in almost any location and can be used for general signalling, industrial automation and safety systems.

The buzzers can also be fitted with Spectra flashing xenon strobes or multi-function light-emitting-diode or rotating mirror beacons to give a visual reinforcement of the audible warning.

A choice of three tones is offered, which, together with a volume control, offers flexibility for the installer.

On the larger models, a second-stage alarm can be configured.