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Indoor siren with courtesy light

by Mark Rowe

Pyronix has released its indoor siren with courtesy light, the mains-powered wireless SPEAKER/SOUNDER-WE.

The siren audibly alerts users to system activity, while the bright courtesy light on the front illuminates and flashes with alarm events or a mains fail. Laurence Kenny, Pyronix Marketing Director, described it as the companyโ€™s latest added-value option for the Enforcer V11 and other Pyronix hybrid systems using the EURO-ZEM32-WE. โ€œThe product provides clear audible and visual indications of system activity across the property to keep the user completely aware of any changes.โ€

The siren complements the Enforcer V11 alarm control panel, by replicating the chime, entry/exit, alarm, fire and even public address tones. The courtesy strobes in the event of an alarm activation, slow flashes for a chime and illuminates constantly as the user enters or exits the property or as a safety light in the event of a fire. This can be particularly useful for the hard of hearing. The courtesy light will also illuminate constantly for up to 30 minutes in the event of a mains power fail. The siren also works with the latest EURO-ZEM32-WE release with hub version 4.03.052.

Laurence Kenny added: โ€œQuickly and easily set up and configured by the installer, things like volumes and the bright courtesy light can also be adjusted by the user, should their preferences change at a later date; they can enter the setup mode on the unit to adjust the volume by five increments, as well as activate or deactivate the light.โ€

Visit https://www.pyronix.com/.

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