Alarm Hooter

Description

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  • To warn people quickly during a fire or emergency, allowing them to evacuate or reach a safe location.
  • It helps alert people to dangers like fires, gas leaks, or other disasters.

• Types of Alarm Hooters:

  • Manual Alarm: Triggered manually by someone, often used to activate the alarm when a fire is spotted.
  • Automatic Alarm: Connected to fire detection systems. When a fire is detected, the hooter automatically activates.

• Sound Levels:

  • Fire alarms are designed with a high sound level to be heard clearly, even in noisy environments, ensuring that everyone can hear and respond quickly.

• Placement:

  • Alarm hooters are typically placed in common areas, corridors, stairways, or hallways where people can easily hear them.

• Testing and Maintenance:

  • Regular testing and maintenance of fire alarm systems are crucial to ensure they function properly during emergencies. If a hooter doesn’t work as expected, it can cause confusion and delay evacuations.