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The RX435A is a high-power omnidirectional acoustic broadcast array engineered for large-area emergency and frontier operations. Built on a sealed 350 mm × 535 mm column, it radiates uniform sound through a complete 360° field and sustains a 142 dBA peak output for extended-reach messaging. Its 800 W drive and 18 kg man-portable body support fixed, mast, and vehicle roles, while local flash and a TCP/IP link enable stored-message playback and remote, platform-level dispatch across disaster warning, frontier security, airport avian defense, and wide-area notification.
Projects 137 dBA Continuous SPL@1m across a full circle, reaching 942 m with 2.78 km² blanketed and no dead sectors.
Keeps voice and tone intelligible from the near field to 30 m and beyond, holding 107 dBA at 30 m for dependable distant signaling.
The 350 × 535 mm, 18 kg enclosure carries an 800 W amplifier yet remains liftable by two personnel for rapid field placement.
Anchors to fixed masts, rooftops, or vehicles, scaling from a single-site siren to a networked regional node.
Local flash retains mission audio—tones, voice, and deterrent clips—launched on demand without external players.
Verified to MIL-STD-810H for high/low operating and storage temperature, humidity, and rain, sealed to IP65 for all-weather outdoor service.
Parameter | Details |
Continuous SPL@1m | 137 dBA |
Continuous SPL@30m | 107 dBA |
Notification Radius | 942 m |
Notification Area | 2.78 km² |
Dimension (D×H) | 350 mm × 535 mm |
Weight | 18 kg |
IP Rating | IP65 |
Continuous SPL@1m | 137 dBA |
Which installation types are supported?
The RX435A installs on fixed masts, poles, and rooftops, and also adapts to vehicle platforms, allowing both stationary and mobile large-area deployment.
What climate conditions can it withstand?
It is rated IP65 and qualified to MIL-STD-810H across operating temperatures of -40 °C to 60 °C (storage -50 °C to 70 °C), humidity, and rain, fitting frontier, coastal, and disaster zones.
Can the alert audio be customized?
Yes. The device holds user-loaded warning audio in local flash and plays it instantly, so different missions can use distinct tones or voice recordings.
How is it controlled?
Control runs over TCP/IP, letting operators trigger it locally via wired terminals or fold it into a central dispatch or security system through protocol integration.
What power does it need?
An 800 W load runs from a wide 110 V–260 V AC supply, matching standard grids and vehicle or generator power for field use.
Is OEM/ODM available?
Yes, with options for language, color, and nameplate, plus tailored modules such as alert libraries, quick-action buttons, and interface customization.
The RX435A mainly serves Critical Infrastructure Security, Mass Notification, Public Safety, and Wildlife Protection.
Common application scenarios:
Its high-power 360° output anchors frontier and boundary defense, blanketing remote facilities, border outposts, and energy sites with wide early-warning coverage.
For disaster warning and large-area emergencies—typhoons, floods, wildfires—it pushes coordinated signals across whole townships and industrial belts from a single node.
Vehicle- or mast-mounted, it delivers command voice and alarm to crowds and field crews where fixed sirens are absent or insufficient.
High-intensity acoustic avian defense at airports and reserves reduces bird strikes and wildlife intrusion over a broader footprint than smaller units.
