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E2S Warning Signals at ACHEMA, Frankfurt, 15 - 19 June

Joachim Ebert, Central Europe Sales Manager for E2S Warning Signals, the world's leading independent manufacturer of audible and visual warning signals, will be heading up the company's presence at ACHEMA on Stand G86 in Hall 11.1. The booth will feature existing, updated and new E2S products that are widely specified in chemical industry and process control applications.

The major displays include the BEx family of explosion proof sounders and beacons, including the innovative radial horn sounders that give a uniform 360° sound distribution; the H100 family of trumpet signal horns and combined units with LED beacons and the AlertAlight range of CPR compliant sounders, beacons and combination units ideally suited for process control and industrial signalling. Also featured are the recently updated E2x series of high performance non-sparking alarm horn sounders, Xenon strobe beacons and combined devices, now approved for Zone 2, 22 applications to the latest IECEx and ATEX standards in addition to its existing Class I & II Division 2 UL and cULs approvals.

"ACHEMA is the world's largest forum for chemical engineering and process industry and is a key event for us to showcase our products designed for the needs of the industry" said Joachim Ebert.

Also on display there will be other products from the E2S Warning Signals portfolio of more than 350 product variants.

For more information, please contact:

E2S Warning Signals
Impress House
Mansell Road
London
W3 7QH
Great Britain
Tel:  +44 20 8743 8880
Fax:  +44 20 8740 4200
Email: sales@e2s.com
Web:  www.e2s.com

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