Evacuator Sitemaster Push Button Site Alarm

Product information

The Evacuator Sitemaster sounds a 110dB alarm when manually activated using the push button located on the front of the unit. This push button alarm is powered by a 9V battery (which comes included) The ideal application for construction sites or temporary marquees where a fixed fire alarm system would not be practical. The Sitemaster is a stand-alone device which can be interlinked with other Sitemaster alarms using 2 core cable. The unit allows for a fire alarm to be raised quickly and with ease, alerting occupants of the site to evacuate. Free delivery and same day dispatch on orders placed before 3pm

• Guarantee - 1 year

Features and benefits

• PERFECT FOR TEMPORARY SITES – The ideal application for construction sites or temporary marquees where a fixed fire alarm system would not be practical. This stand-alone device is ideal for all occupants to signal alarms in the event of a fire.
• PUSH BUTTON OPERATED – Featuring a simple push button for easy activation during an emergency. Designed with a durable ABS plastic casing for those tough construction site environments. Once activated the alarm can be reset with a simple twist.
• ABLE TO INTERLINK OTHER SIREMASTER ALARMS –Link up to 25 Evacuator units into one system. Ideal for large site areas for schools, hospitals and new build facilities. With built-in strobe for visual warning.
• EASY TO IDENTIFY – Designed with vibrant red for all occupants to identify the alarm. The unit allows for a fire alarm to be raised quickly and with ease, alerting everyone to evacuate.
• CE MARKED & IP55 RATED – Suitable for use where a fixed fire alarm system is not practical or cost effective e.g. construction sites, temporary marquees, markets and camp sites. IP55 rated. CE marked.
• Can be linked by wire to other Sitemaster alarms - ideal for large site areas
• Link up to 25 Evacuator units into one system
• Suitable for use where a fixed fire alarm system is not practical or cost effective e.g. construction sites, temporary marquees, markets and camp sites.