Indoor and outdoor alarm sirens and alarm lights

TELENOT alarm sirens and beacons – or visual and audible warning devices, as they are officially called – are used in hazard alarm systems for professional alerting both outdoors and indoors. They also deter potential intruders. That’s because they clearly show that a certified alarm system is in use here.

Elegant signaling – with brilliant luminance and a powerful tone

Depending on your wishes and requirements, professional outdoor alerting can be configured in two ways:
- Visual/audible alerting
- Audible alerting

Optimum signal effect, low power consumption

The combination of a brilliant, highly luminous LED array and a powerful horn speaker ensures an optimum signaling effect – and low power consumption.

Suitable for every building facade

Regardless of the facade and building type, the different materials and design approaches used allow you to choose from a variety of warning devices that can be integrated seamlessly into any building facade.

Alarms in indoor spaces as well

The indoor warning devices from TELENOT are used for internal alerting. In the event of an alarm, they emit a continuous, loud, and penetrating signal and an additional alert in the form of a flashing red signal light. Surface or flush mounting is possible in indoor spaces. An attractive design means that it can be installed in the visual range.

All good things come in threes. How do TELENOT alarm systems warn?

TELENOT generally uses three types of alerting for its security solutions: internal, local, and remote alarm.

1. Indoor alerting
warns any residents present of hazardous situations, such as an intrusion or a gas leak. Indoor alerting plays a vital role in fires. The signal alerts or wakes the residents and helps to save lives and property.

2. Local alerting
is realized using sirens and strobe beacons on the outside of the property. In case of an intrusion attempt, for example, the alarm is triggered by window contacts or motion detectors and deters the intruders. This also attracts attention from passers-by and neighbors.

3. The remote alarm
or silent alerting is transmitted by a transmission device to a point of assistance, such as a security service. This service can then respond and initiate measures to deal with the situation. The alarm can also be transmitted to one or more smartphones (as a push message, SMS or call).