When would you use one? In traditional alarm applications, a siren driver broadcasts a warning sound to ward off intruders or alert the property owner to an intrusion or fire. Adding voice to the siren driver allows you to broadcast a clear, concise message that eliminates the guesswork for small children, the elderly, and the rest of us as to which sound means what. Step up to a recordable driver and expand your market to those needing messages for: sales promotions, greetings, alarms, instructional broadcast, gate access, warnings, industrial site messages, museum exhibit information, automation, phone messaging/music on hold, amusement park sounds and/or instructions, access control applications, and more.

What makes Elk drivers different? Each Elk driver provides volume and current draw options, while they work with virtually any control panel. The Elk-120 and 124 can actually interface with amplified systems, too (such as paging, intercom, or nurse call). They include RCA line level outputs, as well as traditional speaker outputs.

Why is that good? It is easier to satisfy your customer and complete your installation. You can also expand your business beyond traditional security applications.

Which one will do the job?
ELK-100
Traditional siren sounds, 2 volume options, and have the outdoor speaker louder than indoor speaker.

ELK-110.
Eliminate the guesswork for the property owner by offering voice with the traditional siren sounds.

ELK-120 & ELK-124
Expand your market with ELK recordable units. Download .wav files with ELK-129.