Horn Diaphragm

Horn diaphragms are components used in alarm, signal, and security detection systems. They are part of the supply class "Miscellaneous Alarm, Signal, And Security Detection Systems" within the supply group "Alarm, Signal And Security Detection Systems."

A horn diaphragm is a thin, flexible membrane made of materials such as metal or plastic. It is designed to vibrate when an electrical signal is applied to it, producing sound waves. These sound waves are amplified by the horn-shaped structure surrounding the diaphragm, resulting in a loud and audible alarm or signal.

Horn diaphragms are commonly used in various applications, including fire alarm systems, security systems, public address systems, and industrial signaling devices. They are known for their high sound output and wide frequency range, making them effective in alerting people to potential dangers or providing clear communication in noisy environments.

In summary, horn diaphragms are essential components in alarm, signal, and security detection systems, producing loud and clear sound signals to alert and communicate important information.