The Infinity Warning Siren & Strobe is an IP65 outdoor-rated warning post, 150 × 150 × 315 mm (about 5.9 × 5.9 × 12.4 in), with a strobe on top and a 120 dB speaker inside. What sets it apart from an off-the-shelf alarm is the voice: you send us an audio file after ordering and the unit plays your message, in your words, for your site. “Vehicle approaching, stand clear.” “Forklift zone, wait for the green line.” Whatever the floor needs to hear.
It is built to be the audible half of a triggered safety zone. Our radar and camera detection sensors already switch a laser line or gobo projector on when traffic approaches; the siren wires to the same relay output, so the floor lights up and the voice calls out at the same instant.
When a relay closes or a dry contact is made, the strobe flashes and the speaker plays your recorded message at up to 120 dB. The volume is adjustable, so a dock apron can run it loud and an indoor crossing can run it low. The strobe is one color, chosen when you order: red, yellow, blue, green or clear.
The message is yours. After you order, send us an MP3 or WAV recording and we load it before the unit ships. The unit holds up to 4 MB of messages, and a USB port inside lets you load a new one later. There is no extra charge for a custom message and it adds nothing to the lead time.
Not in the box: the sensor that triggers it. Choose a Radar Motion Sensor or Camera Detection Sensor, or trigger it from your own relay, PLC, door contact or push button.
The siren has no sensor of its own. It waits for a relay or a dry contact, and anything that can close a contact can trigger it: our detection sensors, a PLC, a door-position switch, a light curtain or a simple push button.
An example, at a dock door. A radar sensor watches the apron. A truck backs in, the radar closes its vehicle relay, and two things happen together: the floor projector lights the keep-clear zone, and the siren flashes and speaks “Vehicle approaching, stand clear.” When the truck stops and the relay opens, both go quiet. The same wiring works at a blind corner with a laser line or a “STOP” gobo, and at a pedestrian crossing with the camera sensor watching for people.
Because the trigger is a plain contact, the siren can also run on its own: a push button at a supervisor’s station, an emergency-stop circuit, or a timer that announces shift changes.
Pick the voltage when you order. The unit is built for either 12–24 V DC or 110 V AC, and it ships one way or the other, so tell us which supply is at the mounting point. The DC version suits sensor panels and vehicle-adjacent installs; the AC version suits a wall or column with mains power.
Mount it high enough to be seen and heard across the zone and out of the path of forklift masts. The housing is IP65 and suitable for permanent outdoor use, so a dock canopy, a yard pole or an open loading bay all work. Wire the trigger input to the relay or contact that should set it off, set the volume, and test it with the sensor before the first shift.
Tell us the strobe color, the voltage and, if you have it ready, the voice file in your order notes or by email right after ordering. We build the unit to those choices and load the message before it ships.
Tell us where it will mount, what will trigger it, the voltage at that spot and what you want it to say. We will confirm the build and the sensor that goes with it.
Weight, current draw and mounting hardware are not published — ask us if your install needs them.
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