A wired emergency alarm is a fixed safety device designed to provide immediate alerts during emergencies such as fires, intrusions, or medical crises. Connected via physical wiring to a central control panel, it ensures reliable communication without reliance on wireless signals, making it highly dependable in critical situations. The system typically includes manual call points, sirens, and sometimes strobe lights to ensure clear notification. Wired emergency alarms are commonly used in commercial buildings, schools, hospitals, and industrial facilities due to their durability, low maintenance, and consistent performance even in environments with signal interference.
