Electronic Hooter
An electronic hooter providing a loud audible alarm signal when triggered by the fire detection panel. Its role is evacuation: to make the alarm heard over machinery, plant noise and through partitions so occupants can leave the area. Used across factory floors, warehouses and commercial buildings, typically wired into a conventional or addressable panel. NOTE: this product name appears to contain a typo ('HOTTER' should almost certainly read 'HOOTER') — worth correcting, as the name feeds the page title directly.
Specifications
| Type | Electronic hooter (audible alarm device) |
|---|---|
| Function | Evacuation signalling |
| Wiring | Connects to conventional or addressable fire alarm panel |
| Typical Application | Factory floors, warehouses, commercial buildings |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a hooter for?
Evacuation. It produces a loud audible alarm so people can hear it over machinery and through partitions, and leave the area.
How does a hooter get triggered?
It wires into the fire alarm panel — conventional or addressable — and sounds when a detector or call point activates.
Where is an electronic hooter used?
Factory floors, warehouses and commercial buildings, wherever plant noise would drown out a quieter sounder.
