Panic Tower Dante Panic Tower model 478307 — emergency alarm and signaling column

Dante Panic Tower model 478307 is a compact emergency alarm and signaling column designed to provide clear visual and audible alerts in public and industrial environments. The unit combines multi-color lighting and a siren output in a single tower housing to indicate panic, evacuation or hazard situations. Its compact form factor allows installation at entrances, workstations, safety zones and other locations where immediate notification is required.

Advantages

The panic tower integrates light and sound signaling in one durable enclosure, reducing the need for separate devices and simplifying wiring and maintenance. Its design supports rapid recognition of emergency states through distinct light colors and a high-output siren, enabling faster response from staff and visitors. The compact dimensions and standard mounting options make the unit suitable for retrofits and new installations without extensive modifications.

Suitable for

• Entrance and reception areas of public buildings
• Industrial workstations and production floors
• Security rooms and control stations
• Evacuation routes and assembly points
• Retail and service counters where immediate alarm signaling is needed

Key specifications

• Combined visual and audible signaling in a single column
• Multi-color light indication for differentiated alarm states
• Siren output with sufficient sound level for typical indoor and semi-enclosed spaces
• Compact tower form factor for space-efficient mounting
• Durable enclosure suitable for public and light industrial environments

How to use

Install the Dante Panic Tower at the chosen location following local electrical and safety regulations. Connect the unit to the building alarm or control system so that light patterns and the siren output are activated by the appropriate input signals. Configure or select light colors and siren modes according to your site’s alert protocols so each alarm condition is distinguishable. Test the system after installation to confirm correct operation of both visual and audible outputs and perform periodic functional checks as part of regular maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Position the tower where it is clearly visible and audible to the intended coverage area, avoiding mounting inside deep recesses or behind obstructions. Use contrasting light colors and distinct siren tones for different alarm types to improve recognition. Coordinate placement with other safety equipment and signage to ensure consistent emergency procedures.