Sounders

The Roshni Low Profile (RoLP) is the fire alarm markets leading conventional sounder, although it finds uses in much wider applications such as security, general signalling and process alarms. The wide operating voltage and range of tones available to the user make this flexible sounder supremely adaptable in even its most basic forms.

The RoLP Maxi is a higher output version of the well known market leading RoLP sounder. The adoption of new smart technology has allowed six key alarm tones to be boosted to 107dB(A), giving a more powerful fire sounder that is CPD compliant, compact and a perfect match for the standard RoLP.

The Askari Compact is a discreet sounder that is available for flush or surface fixing. The sounder provides an excellent combination of high sound output and neat appearance, ideal for retail, hotel and residential applications such as sheltered housing

The CS 200 is a simple yet high performance sounder suitable for fire, security or general signalling applications. The clip-fit base allows for a number of wiring options.

The third generation Squashni G3 amalgamates the best features of the Squashni and Squashni Micro into a single sounder. The large flat surface allows the mounting of most popular European detectors, while the high efficiency and low operating current permit compatibility with many systems. A combined audible and visual version is also available.

Symphoni sounders are extremely efficient wall sounders that complement the Squashni Micro base sounder. Like the Squashni Micro there is a standard version providing UK alarm tones and an “E” version that has tones including the German DIN tone and the Netherlands Slow Whoop.

Where a very loud sounder is needed the Symphoni High Output will provide the answer. Producing levels of up to 120dB(A) this sounder can be used in open areas or in situations having higher than normal background noise levels. Despite its high output the unit is very efficient and offers relatively low current consumption.

The Symphoni 2-Wire allows installation costs to be reduced by using just two cores to operate both sounders and detection devices. Using a Fulleon developed protocol the sounders can be controlled without the requirement for modified detectors or call points. The benefits of the 2-Wire system can be obtained with new systems, but most benefit can be gained during refurbishment where existing cables have to be reused.