Brigade goes all quiet

Published to the CV Show website on

27/08/2010

Brigade Electronics has decided to phase out conventional tonal alarms for a safer option that doesn't cause a noise nuisance. The move, which the firm will phase over two years, follows an "overwhelming" surge in complaints about the noise from ordinary, tonal reversing alarms and the "huge success" of its unique, white sound reversing alarms. "With white sound you only hear it when it matters," says Tom Brett, marketing director.
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