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New signalling catalogue now available

Don Horne   

Products ippt Plant Safety


Pfannenberg, a leading global manufacturer of thermal management and signalling technologies, announces its updated 2019 North American Signalling Catalogue, featuring the complete North American focused audible and visual signals for industrial applications.
Redesigned to assist with product selection, the new catalog highlights indication, warning, and alarm solutions for automotive, metal manufacturing, material handling, cold storage, water/wastewater treatment, mining, heavy industry and maritime applications.
Pfannenberg’s innovative 3D-Coverage approach gives customers a reliable tool to evaluate product performance based on physical space to be covered, personnel limitations like eye and ear protection, and special conditions.
The new catalogue includes audible signalling devices, visual signalling devices, and combined signalling devices. Pfannenberg’s durable DS Sounders, PATROL Sounders, PYRA Flashing Lights, and Quadro LED-HI Lights carry an industry-leading factory-backed 10-year warranty. Also featured are PATROL and PYRA combined signalling products for enhanced safety in loud, bright, or dirty conditions featuring multiple tones for multiple events.
Pfannenberg’s unique 3-D Coverage approach creates transparency for signalling product performance and results in more efficient solutions. To ensure personnel safety, this approach takes into account the space needing to be covered, the standards or codes that must be met, and the detailed performance characteristics of visual and audible signalling devices needed. Pfannenberg’s 3D Audit methodology guides customers in selecting the most effective signalling to capture the attention of personnel, and to convey critical information on the nature of the alarm.
Download the catalog to get more information on how Pfannenberg provides protection for man, machine, and the environment with technically superior signalling devices.
www.pfannenbergusa.com


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