Ensuring Everyone Can Be Alerted in a FireFire safety is necessary in all homes, but traditional alarms are often unsuitable for those with hearing loss. Standard devices rely on sound, which may go unnoticed by someone who is asleep or unable to hear. This risk highlights the need of using alarms that serve individuals with different needs.Benefit… Read More

The strobe unit has am further socket to allow the addition of a further vibrating pillow or strobe (not supplied)Any objects remaining returned as damaged in transit, requiring substitute or refund, really should be notified, both verbally or in producing, in just 24 hours of delivery and has to be accompanied by obvious images exhibiting both o… Read More

Considering Fire Safety for EveryoneFire safety is crucial in every home. For people with hearing loss, standard alarms relying solely on sound may not work effectively. Without accessible alternatives, a fire warning could go unnoticed, particularly during sleep. This underscores the importance of solutions that accommodate diverse hearing abiliti… Read More

Fire Protection for All, Regardless of Hearing AbilityFor people who are deaf or have reduced hearing, conventional smoke alarms that rely on sound are often ineffective. These individuals may not hear an alarm, especially while sleeping, increasing the danger in the event of a fire. That’s why adapted alert systems are so important — ensuring … Read More

Mitigating Fire Risks on Site Building projects are dynamic by nature, with constantly shifting conditions, machinery in use, and staff working in separated zones. These factors make reliable alarm coverage essential. Howler's systems—including GOLink, HO alarms, and site alert devices—deliver coverage for both small-scale and comp… Read More