Warning Instrument Manufacturer to Take Part in First NFPA Show

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Warning Instrument Manufacturer to Take Part in First NFPA Show

06 May, 2015

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On Booth 1162 at the NFPA Conference & Expo in Chicago, 22 – 25 June, E2S Warning Signals, the independent manufacturer of audible and visual warning devices, will be showcasing its comprehensive product portfolio. On display will be a selection of devices suitable for use in Class I & II Division 1 and 2 areas amongst which there will be the new D1x series, available as combined horn and strobe units, horn sounders or PA loudspeakers.

Headquartered in London, UK, E2S has been manufacturing warning signalling devices for over 20 years combining the latest technology with leading industrial design and build quality. E2S collaborates with system integrators and application engineers to develop custom signalling solutions with substantial benefits such as ease of interface, quick installation and specific performance criteria. Through its Houston based distribution hub and a worldwide network of representatives E2S supplies over 350 product variants covering hazardous locations, marine and industrial applications; all available on fast lead times and backed by a 5 year guarantee.

Personnel from both the E2S Houston and London facility will be on stand-by at the booth to discuss your signalling requirements.

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