Electronic warning
September 1st 2007

Severnside Safety Supplies is introducing to the UK the latest developments in safety footwear from Steitz Secura.

In addition to the Vario Weight dependent heel cushioning and choice of up to four width fittings, two new features have been added: Sure Step antislip soles offer a high resistance to slipping on oily or greasy floors, while Vario Vitality cushioning offers special cushioning for the ball of the foot and the toe area in addition to the heel cushioning which can be adjusted according to the wearer's weight. ELECTRONIC WARNING E2S has developed complex new digital to analogue software and amplifier technology that enables its sounders to mimic, in one product, an industrial hooter, high and medium frequency mechanical sirens, a buzzer and a bell with high level fidelity. Sample audio clips can be played from the company's website: www.e2s.com.

The company says the advantages of replacing electromechanical devices with electronic equivalents are the savings in power consumption and weight.

With output levels of up to 121dB(A) at 1m, the Hootronic is also said to surpass the performance and effectiveness of its traditional counterpart. It is continuously rated and requires zero maintenance. Three remotely selectable stages are available and signal quality and performance does not degrade with age.

The Hootronic family is available in three different mechanical configurations.

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