Audible-Visual Alarm

Audible-Visual Alarms are a type of alarm system that combines both audible and visual signals to alert individuals of a potential danger or emergency situation. These alarms are commonly used in various settings such as buildings, industrial facilities, and public spaces to provide a clear and effective warning to occupants.

The audible component of the alarm system typically consists of a loud sound or tone that is easily recognizable and can be heard over ambient noise. This helps to grab the attention of individuals in the vicinity and alert them to the presence of a potential threat or emergency.

The visual component of the alarm system usually includes flashing lights or strobes that provide a visual indication of the alarm. These visual signals are particularly useful for individuals who may have hearing impairments or for situations where the ambient noise level is high, making it difficult to hear the audible alarm.

By combining both audible and visual signals, audible-visual alarms ensure that individuals are alerted to potential dangers or emergencies, regardless of their ability to hear or the surrounding noise level. This helps to enhance overall safety and security in various environments.

In the supply class Miscellaneous Alarm, Signal, And Security Detection Systems, audible-visual alarms are categorized as a type of alarm system that falls under the broader group of Alarm, Signal And Security Detection Systems. This group includes various types of alarm systems and detection devices used for security, safety, and emergency purposes.