Sounder
A sounder is a device used in fire alarm systems to alert people of an emergency. It is usually a loud siren or bell that is triggered by a fire alarm control panel.
A sounder is a device used in fire alarm systems to alert people of an emergency. It is usually a loud siren or bell that is triggered by a fire alarm control panel.
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