Cirrus Research Sound Signs

The Cirrus Research SoundSign is a highly visible noise activated warning sound sign that has been designed for use in environments where there is a need to clearly warn or indicate when a preset noise level is reached.

The sound signs offer the following benifits to the end user:-

• Lights up when a preset noise level is exceeded
• Quick & simple to install
• Trigger level from 40dB(A) to 114dB(A) for use in any environment
• High intensity white LED technology for high visual impact and a long operating life
• Use text and graphics to communicate specific noise level warnings
• 4 standard designs to cover all applications

In addition to the traditional Noise at Work style sign, the Sound Sign is also available with a range of other graphics and text which allows it to be used in environments where the noise levels may not reach those where hearing protection is required, but where there is still a need to warn or indicate excessive sound levels.

Sound Signs Ideal for Noisy Environments

Use the SoundSign in noisy environments such as factories, workshops, pubs and nightclubs to warn when noise levels become too high and indicate when hearing protection must be worn. For example, the 'Hearing Protection Must Be Worn' version can be used to reinforce the need to wear hearing protection when noise levels reach a set level.

A noise survey may have indicated that the levels will exceed 90dB(A) when certain processes occur but this may happen at random intervals throughout the day. The wearing of hearing protection may not required at all times and so the use of the SoundSign will inform employees when it is required and when it can be safety removed.

Sound Signs Ideal for Quiet Environments

Use SoundSign in quiet locations such as schools, hospitals and libraries to indicate when noise levels must be kept down. Set the SoundSign to trigger at a much lower level, 50dB(A) for example, to ensure that the noise levels in a hospital ward stay within acceptable levels. There is no need to use hearing protection but the use of a clear warning sign can be very effective in controlling and managing noise levels.