United Fire Safety Solutions

If you're looking for an industrial electric siren that operates on 220V, you're likely looking for a loud, high-powered siren that can be used in factories, warehouses, or other industrial environments to alert workers in case of emergencies, or to signal specific events.

Here are a few things to keep in mind when choosing an industrial electric siren:

1. Voltage Compatibility:

• Ensure the siren is rated for 220V AC to work in your region (typically in Europe, Asia, and many other regions).
• Some models may also have DC voltage options (12V or 24V), but 220V is common in industrial settings.

2. Sound Level (Decibels):

• Industrial sirens can vary in sound output. The most common ranges are 100 to 130 decibels (dB). For industrial purposes, you’ll want something that can be heard over large distances or through noisy machinery.

3. Weather Resistance/Enclosure:

• If you need the siren for outdoor use or in harsh environments, ensure the unit has an appropriate IP (Ingress Protection) rating (such as IP65 or IP66) to protect it from dust, water, and other environmental factors.

4. Tone Options:

• Some sirens offer a variety of sounds or tones (like wailing, steady, or alternating) to signal different emergency situations.

5. Mounting:

• Most industrial sirens are wall-mountable or pole-mountable. Check if the siren includes mounting hardware or if it’s sold separately.

6. Durability:

• Look for sirens that are designed to last, especially if they’ll be exposed to vibration, heat, or chemicals typical in industrial settings.