A mix of warning systems should ensure that people are reached via different channels. At the very beginning of the warning chain is the siren. It must function reliably. Modern electronic sirens therefore use batteries. This video explains why this makes the electronic siren the most reliable warning system.

We wish all our business partners and friends of HÖRMANN Warnsysteme happy holidays and a successful, peaceful year 2025. 🎄
 

Visit us:

SECURA North Africa, 3-5 December 2024, Algiers, Algeria 
Stand D19

SECURA gathers for three days all stakeholders and professionals from the industrial, commercial and homeland security, occupational health and safety, firefighting, cybersecurity and emergency sectors. We will be showcasing our electronic sirens. They are designed for the harsh environmental conditions with sandstorms, humidity, wind and heat and are already installed in the vicinity of oil and gas fields and refineries several times. 

Our Managing Director Anna Hörmann has been nominated as a finalist for the EY Entrepreneur of the Year Award in the Family Business category. There is also a second award, the Audience Award. You can vote for Anna Hörmann and HÖRMANN Warnsysteme under the following link: https://manager-magazin.de/publikumsvoting

HÖRMANN Warnsysteme, a leading manufacturer of siren warning systems, and SFC Energy AG (‘SFC’, F3C:DE, ISIN: DE0007568578), a leading supplier of hydrogen and methanol fuel cells for stationary, portable and mobile hybrid power solutions, have launched a joint pilot project. Fuel cells will ensure the long-term emergency power supply of siren warning systems as part of a critical infrastructure.

Sirens warn people of hazards. This is why more and more authorities are installing sirens to warn the population of tsunamis, floods and other natural disasters. But how does an electronic siren work? We explain it in this short video.

HÖRMANN Warnsysteme has been a member of the German Fire Service Association's Sponsors' Circle since March 2024. At the members' meeting in Berlin, DFV President Karl-Heinz Banse and Federal Managing Director Rudolf Römer officially presented HÖRMANN Warnsysteme Managing Director Anna Hörmann with the certificate of sponsoring membership.

Siren experts among themselves: The project managers, branch managers and production managers from HÖRMANN Warnsysteme met at the Stade site in mid-March for the annual siren conference.

A state-wide warning day has been declared in Bavaria and NRW on 14 March 2024. The warning devices will be tested at 11 a.m., including the sirens.