Petrol Engine Powerd Siren

Honda Petrol-Powered Siren

This is a newly developed, advanced warning siren powered by a Honda petrol engine, eliminating the need for an external electrical power supply.

Designed for rapid deployment, it is removable and can be transported on a trolley/cart, allowing it to be positioned and operated wherever an emergency warning is required.

It is strongly recommended for use in locations without stable or reliable power and where mobile/temporary warning capability is necessary. Typical applications include severe natural disasters, mining operations, and field-based work environments.

Using the supplied remote controller, it can broadcast multiple selectable alert tones to suit different warning scenarios.

Routine Maintenance and Safety Guidelines

• Hearing protection / safe distance: Due to the high sound output, operators should remain at least 10 metres from the siren during start-up and operation.
  
  

• Fuel level: Maintain approximately 5 litres of petrol in the fuel tank under normal readiness conditions.
  
  

• Battery charging: Recharge the storage battery when voltage drops to 20 V or below.
  
  

• Remote controller battery: Replace the remote controller battery every 60 days (or sooner if performance degrades).
  
  

• Periodic functional test: Run the Honda petrol engine at idle for approximately 30 minutes for testing and preventive maintenance every 60 days.