So, I was cruising around System Sensor’s website, and saw this:
It’s a speaker/strobe ceiling tile. The screen is mesh to allow the sound out, and the strobe peeks through a hole in the tile. I’ve never seen anything like this. Any thoughts?
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That’s a really cool design; perfect for a client that wants a really low profile installation. Nice find!
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Kind of weird in my opinion buts it’s cost effective.
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I actually kinda like this design, I also think that they have this in low frequency sounder version too!
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it’s a good idea, but i don’t see it becoming a hit like the SpectrAlert was
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I’m a fan. I can see this getting used in places like museums and schools where you don’t want a fire alarm to necessarily stick out. This way, the strobe is the only thing sticking out of what is otherwise just a perforated ceiling tile. Imagine how low-profile it’d look if it was a thin LED strobe!
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They have some new reading material on this now, so I’ll be binge-reading those.
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I can see it becoming a hit
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I can probably think that supermarkets, malls, and small business shops and restaurants using them.
These also come with labels that go around the strobe as well.
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The only thing I worry about is the fact that a lot of ceiling tiles in buildings I’ve seen have water damage due to pipe leakages. Though I guess water could technically get into a normal ceiling mount device in the same way.
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I wonder how much these cost