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Alarm, I’m a beginner

2021-11-11View Original

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Is there any difference between on-site area alarms and audible and visual alarms? Aren’t they all meant to provide audible and visual alerts?
Reply #22021-11-11
There are gas alarms, level alarms, pressure alarms, radiation alarms, and so on
Reply #32021-11-12
It’s a sound-and-light alarm with a relatively loud sound.
Reply #42021-11-18
Area alarms are generally installed at the entrance and exit of a set of equipment or a building, while audible and visual alarms are usually placed at the detection probes of the on-site devices. An alarm from any on-site detection probe will trigger the area alarm, serving to alert those entering and leaving the area that it is dangerous, thus acting as a warning. PS: A zone alarm is essentially a sound and light alarm; the difference is that it is installed in a different location compared to the sound and light alarms found on regular sensors

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