Basic Sounds

By Product Series

Basic Sonalert® Sounds

Mallory offers the largest section of different types of sounds in the industry.  To listen to a sample of one of these sounds, click on the name of the sound below. If you would like to view a listing of all the products making that noise, click "View Models".
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Click Here to Listen to the Sound	View Models	Description of Sound
Continuous	View	Emits a constant sound as long as power is applied.
Slow Pulse	View	A slow repeating series of on-and-off sound pulses.
Medium Pulse	View	A repeating series of on-and-off sound pulses that are in between slow and fast.
Fast Pulse	View	A fast repeating series of on-and-off sound pulses.
Double Pulse- Fast	View	A fast repeating series of two double beeps.
Double Pulse- Slow	View	A slow repeating series of two double beeps.
Dual Tone- Fast	View	Capable of producing two tones- either a continuous tone or a fast pulse tone.
Dual Tone- Slow	View	Capable of producing two tones- either a continuous tone or a slow pulse tone.
Chime Tones	View	A chime tone pleasantly rings off similar to a bell sound that gets softer over time.
Warble Tones	View	Warble tones alternate between high and low frequency sounds.
Chirp (Quick Pulse)	View	A series of very rapid sound pulses.
Clicking Sound	View	A very very short beep sound that repeats.
Slow Speed Up Pulser	View	A pulsing sound that slowly starts increasing in speed.
Fast Speed Up Pulser	View	A pulsing sound that quickly starts increasing in speed.
Siren Sounds	View	Siren tones sweep from low to high frequency and back down again.  A whooping tone just goes from low to high.
Telephone Ringer	View	A series of multiple tones that sounds similar to an old fashion telephone ringing.
Crosswalk- Cuckoo	View	These alarms are used on pedestrian crosswalks and this sound imitates a Cuckoo bird sound.
Crosswalk- Chirp	View	These alarms are used on pedestrian crosswalks and this sound imitates a Chirp bird sound.
Multi-Tone Alarms	View	Multi-tone alarms are capable of producing 3 or more alarm sounds in a single package.  See the individual model data sheet for the description of the sounds.
15 Second Step-Up	View	These alarms increase in sound loudness after 15 seconds.  For example, if the specific alarm starts at a loud sound level (90 dB), after 15 seconds, the sound level will become extra loud (100 dB)