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Reliable signalling devices for extreme environments

Clear, reliable signals protect people, machinery and the environment. R. STAHL is a leading supplier of signal units for a huge variety of audible, visual or combined alarms.

Our control devices for alarm systems are developed and produced to rigorous quality standards and can perform many different functions in numerous different industries.

R. STAHL capitalises on its many years of experience to develop signalling devices that provide appropriate hazard warnings for multiple hazard levels across a huge variety of different applications.
These devices issue an alert by means of highly visible visual signals and/or audible signals chosen from a wide selection of different tones tailored to the requirements of various different countries.
Their alarm signals are issued in the event of hazards that arise in industrial and production plants, during mining operations and when operating cranes, for example.
This makes them a valuable asset for protecting your systems and employees and ensuring that the quality of your products is not impaired. These devices can be used not only in hazardous areas but also in public and industrial environments.

Control devices for alarm systems for extreme environments: Audible (sounder), visual (light) or combined
Many different uses: Manual call point for fire applications, panic alarm, a safety measure for craneways, production plants, mining operations, and many more
For hazardous, industrial and public areas

VISUAL SIGNALLING DEVICES

Wide range of signal lights for safety in hazardous areas
R. STAHL's visual signalling devices issue highly visible signals in many different forms, such as flashing beacon lighting, continuous lighting, rotating beacons lights and status indicators, which they use to provide effective protection for systems and people in hazardous areas – even in harsh, offshore environments.

AUDIBLE SIGNALLING DEVICES

Wide range of audible signalling devices for safety in hazardous areas
R. STAHL's audible signalling devices issue clear signals in many different forms, such as horns, loudspeakers and buzzers, which they use to provide effective protection for systems and people in hazardous areas – even in harsh, offshore environments.

Audible alarms provide a warning, alert or information, for example in the event of equipment malfunctions or safety issues, or when systems are starting up.

AUDIBLE AND VISUAL SIGNALLING DEVICES

Visual and audible signals in hazardous areas
R. STAHL's combination devices issue audible and visual alarm and warning signals in the event of safety issues or malfunctions: These signals can be audible, visual or combined. These devices are suitable for use in extreme onshore and offshore environments across the world.

Equipment start-up, malfunction or alert statuses: There are many situations in which clear, reliable signals play an absolutely crucial role in keeping systems and people safe.

CONTROL DEVICES

Manual call points for use in hazardous areas
With R. STAHL's control devices, anyone within a hazardous area can raise the alarm manually, which makes for a safer working environment. Our comprehensive range of robust control devices for alarm systems and manual call points for fire applications is suitable for use at extreme temperatures, both onshore and offshore, anywhere in the world.

R. STAHL's control devices can be used to manually raise the alarm in hazardous areas, even in harsh offshore environments.

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VISUAL SIGNALLING DEVICES, INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

Wide range of light signals for improved safety
R. STAHL's visual signalling devices issue highly visible signals in many different forms, such as status indicators, flashing beacon lighting, continuous lighting and rotating beacon lights, which they use to provide effective, low-cost protection for systems and people in industrial and public areas.

Visual alert signals provide a warning, alert or information, for example in the event of equipment malfunctions or safety issues, or when systems are starting up..

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AUDIBLE SIGNALLING DEVICES, INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

Wide range of audible signals for improved safety
R. STAHL's audible signalling devices issue clearly audible signals in many different forms, such as horns and loudspeakers, which they use to provide effective, low-cost protection for systems and people in industrial and public areas.

Audible alarms provide a warning, alert or information, for example in the event of equipment malfunctions or safety issues, or when systems are starting up.

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AUDIBLE AND VISUAL SIGNALLING DEVICES, INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

Visual and audible combination alarm
R. STAHL's combination devices issue clear audible alarms, alarm signals and warning signals in the event of safety issues or malfunctions: These signals can be audible, visual or combined. These alarm call points are designed for use in industrial and public environments, offering reliable, cost-effective protection for systems and people, wherever they are.

Equipment start-up, malfunction or alert statuses: There are many situations in which clear, reliable signals play an absolutely crucial role in keeping systems and people safe.

CONTROL DEVICES, INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

Manual call points for industrial fire applications
These manual call points for fire applications from R. STAHL can be used to protect against fire in industrial and public areas. They are approved in accordance with the latest standards, can be used not only indoors but also outdoors thanks to their weather resistance, and their "plug and play" design makes them easy to install. A variety of colours is available so you can get the look that appeals to you.

These control devices from R. STAHL are designed for use in industrial and public areas. They have DIN EN 54-11 certification for use in fire detection and fire alarm systems, allowing people to manually raise the alarm in the event of a fire.