Werma 645.860.55, KombiSIGN 71 Voice Sounder 24 V dc

Description

Housing Colour: Black

Maximum Temperature: +50°C

IP Rating: IP65

Series: 645

Multifunction: Yes

Height: 118mm

Current Type: DC

Range: KombiSIGN 71

Supply Voltage: 24 V dc

Minimum Temperature: -20°C

Component Type: Voice Sounder

Base Diameter: 125mm

Maximum Decibel: 102dB

The Werma 645.860.55, part of the KombiSIGN 71 series, is a state-of-the-art Voice Sounder designed to operate at 24 V dc and is engineered for delivering precise and audible voice messages in industrial and safety-critical environments. This innovative device combines the functionality of traditional audible alarms with the added capability of broadcasting pre-recorded voice messages, ensuring that warnings or instructions are conveyed more effectively to personnel. The device is meticulously designed to meet the rigorous demands of various industrial settings, offering a versatile solution for enhancing safety and communication.

The Werma 645.860.55, KombiSIGN 71 Voice Sounder 24 V DC: Impressive Features and Benefits

• Allows for multiple, clear voice instructions to be broadcasted, tailored to specific safety protocols.
• Ensures compatibility with standard industrial power supplies, facilitating easy integration into existing systems.
• Capable of producing loud and clear audio, ensuring messages are heard even in noisy environments.
• Offers the flexibility to program specific messages based on the unique requirements of the facility.
• Significantly improves the understanding of warnings, reducing the risk of accidents.
• Streamlines the communication process, aiding in quicker response times during critical situations.
• Designed to be easily incorporated into existing safety and communication networks.

Versatile Uses of the Werma 645.860.55, KombiSIGN 71 Voice Sounder 24 V DC

• Industrial Manufacturing: To communicate safety warnings or operational instructions.
• Emergency Evacuation Systems: These are utilised to broadcast clear evacuation messages in the event of an emergency.
• Construction Sites: To alert workers of potential hazards or changes in work conditions.
• Transportation Hubs: For announcements or safety instructions in airports, train stations, and ports.
• Public and Commercial Buildings: Enhancing safety protocols by providing audible instructions during emergencies.