The difference between a 110dB sounder and a 127dB sounder is not a marginal improvement: the decibel scale is logarithmic, and a 17dB increase in output level represents a very substantial increase in acoustic energy. A 127dB sounder is audible at significantly greater distances and is better able to penetrate background noise than a standard 110dB unit.
In the London urban environment, background noise levels at commercial and industrial premises can be high enough that a standard alarm sounder’s output at the property perimeter is insufficient to attract attention from the public or nearby businesses. A 127dB sounder is substantially more effective in competing with this ambient noise background.
Loud external sounders are also the appropriate specification for premises where the intruder may themselves be making noise (break-in noise from forced entry) and where a sounder needs to be audible over the background of an active intrusion event to attract attention and motivate alarm response.
The Texecom Master connects to the Premier Elite bell circuit in the same way as the Odyssey X3, providing both sounder and strobe output on alarm activation.
For alarm engineers across London and the UK specifying maximum acoustic output for commercial, industrial, and urban properties where a standard external sounder would not achieve adequate audibility at the required distances, the SLM-0001 provides the 127dB Texecom external sounder for this specification.
Key Features
- 127dB output: one of the loudest external alarm sounders available
- For industrial sites, noisy urban environments, and large outdoor areas
- Substantially more acoustic output than standard 100-110dB sounders
- Appropriate for high-ambient-noise commercial and industrial premises
- Sounder and strobe output on Premier Elite bell circuit activation
- Maximises audibility in environments where standard sounders are insufficient

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