Warning sign TP-4/H1

Warning sign – effective communication in emergency situations

The TP-4/H1 warning sign is a reliable signaling device designed to visually and audibly inform about the danger associated with the presence of excessive exhaust gases. It is a key element of safety systems in buildings where there is a risk of dangerous gas concentrations.

Construction and application

The sign is designed for wall mounting (single-sided version) or suspension (double-sided version). Its construction is simple, which facilitates installation and servicing. It should be remembered that the sign is not intended for use in explosive atmospheres. It uses high-performance LEDs, which ensures long life and low power consumption. When idle, the writing on the sign is invisible, and its activation occurs with the illumination of a pulsating red LED – which immediately attracts attention. Additionally, when an alarm is triggered, a quiet siren with a volume of 65 dB/1m is activated, reinforcing the warning message.

Key features and benefits

• Legible inscription: The standard inscription “DO NOT ENTER EXCESS GASES” is clear and easy to read from a distance (letter height 35 mm). The possibility of ordering a sign with a custom inscription (model /H0) allows it to be adapted to the specific needs of the installation.
• High reliability: The use of LEDs guarantees long life and trouble-free operation of the device.
• Energy saving: Low power consumption translates into savings in operation.
• Two-way signaling: The combination of optical signaling (pulsating red light) and acoustic signaling (quiet siren) provides comprehensive warning.
• Easy installation: The two-part construction (TP-4.A sign + TPZ-4 power supply) facilitates installation and servicing. The 12 V= power supply is located in a connection box with flexible cable glands.
• Universal power supply: A version with a universal 12/24 V= power supply (TP-4.A) is available, which increases installation flexibility.

The TP-4/H1 warning sign is a practical solution for installers of safety systems and end-users who are looking for a reliable way to warn about potential hazards related to the presence of exhaust gases.