Hand Operated Siren 1.5 Km with Stand

Hand Operated Siren 1.5 Km with Stand

KTI1800402HF150

Product Description

Floor Mounting Hand Operated Siren
• Kheraj - HF-150
• Audible Range 1.5 Km
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Hand Operated Siren 1.5 Km with Stand

KTI1800402HF150

Price

₹ 27,679.05 excl. GST

+ 18.00% Tax + Freight Charge

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Product Details
Available Brands	Kheraj
Unit	Numbers
HSN Code	85311020
Warranty	Not Applicable
Tags/categories	Security >> Corporate Solutions >> Siren, Hooter Solutions >> Hand Operated Siren

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Hand Operated Siren

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A hand-operated siren is a type of audible warning device that is manually operated by hand to produce a loud and distinctive sound. It is typically used in situations where a portable and compact siren is needed, such as for emergency signaling, crowd control, or communication purposes.

The main components of a hand-operated siren include: Housing: The outer casing that contains the internal components and helps to amplify and direct the sound. Handle or crank: The rotating mechanism that is manually operated to spin the rotor. Rotor: The rotating part inside the siren that creates the sound by interrupting the airflow. Sound outlet: The opening or horn through which the sound is emitted.

Some advantages of using a hand-operated siren include: Portability: Hand-operated sirens are portable and lightweight, making them easy to carry and use in various locations or situations. No power source required: Hand-operated sirens do not require electricity or batteries to operate, making them reliable in situations where power may be unavailable or unreliable. Immediate activation: Hand-operated sirens can be activated instantly by simply rotating the handle, providing an immediate audible signal without the need for complex setup or activation procedures. Versatility: Hand-operated sirens can be used in a wide range of applications, including emergency signaling, crowd control, evacuation procedures, sporting events, and more. Loud and effective sound output: Hand-operated sirens are designed to produce a loud and penetrating sound that can be heard over long distances and in noisy environments, effectively alerting people to potential dangers or emergency situations.

Hand-operated sirens are used in various applications, including: Emergency situations: Hand-operated sirens are commonly used by emergency response teams, first responders, and law enforcement agencies to alert and communicate with people during emergencies, disasters, or search and rescue operations. Crowd control: Hand-operated sirens can be used by security personnel or event organizers to manage crowds, signal the start or end of events, or direct people during evacuation procedures. Communication: Hand-operated sirens can serve as a means of communication in areas with limited or no access to electronic communication devices. Marine applications: Hand-operated sirens are used on boats, ships, or maritime facilities as a means of signaling distress or attracting attention in case of emergencies or communication needs.

The loudness of hand-operated sirens can vary depending on the specific model and design. However, they are generally designed to produce sound levels ranging from 100 to 120 decibels (dB) or even higher. The sound output is intended to be loud enough to attract attention and be heard over long distances.