Gas Horn Bracket

The pump action horn can be used to provide temporary cover during alarm installations and on building sites. They are very easy to use and are often preferred due to the fact they don't rust or freeze...

Emergency whistles can be a very quick and easy way to alert people of a fire in an emergency. They are often carried by Fire Marshalls in areas where large crowds are likely.

This gas horn refill has an aerosol that is free of hydro fluorocarbon gases. Use of aerosols containing these gases has been terminated by EU 517-2014 due to the Global Warming Potential (GWP). Gas horns...

An alarm triangle and striker can be used to direct evacuees in the event of an emergency. They may be used in environments where a lould noise may be disturbing to the evacuees (such as care homes et...

This gas horn has an aerosol that is free of hydro fluorocarbon gases. Use of aerosols containing these gases has been terminated by EU 517-2014 due to the Global Warming Potential (GWP). Gas horns provide...

Megaphones are largely used on sites where there is a likelihood of large crowds such as museums, schools etc. The Fire Marshall can give amplified instructions to personnel from any area of the building...

Megaphones are largely used on sites where there is a likelihood of large crowds such as museums, schools etc. The Fire Marshall can give amplified instructions to personnel from any area of the building...

Rotary hand bells provide a very simple and easy to use temporary alarm system. The dome is simply turned making it hit a metal clanger inside which creates a loud, fast ringing sound. They are ideal for...

Megaphones are largely used on sites where there is a likelihood of large crowds such as museums, schools etc. The Fire Marshall can give amplified instructions to personnel from any area of the building...

Megaphones are largely used on sites where there is a likelihood of large crowds such as museums, schools etc. The Fire Marshall can give amplified instructions to personnel from any area of the building...