SiteMaster
Reliable UK-Made Site Master Alarms for Construction and Industrial Sites
The Sitemaster range from Evacuator Alarms is designed and manufactured in the UK using premium, durable materials for long-lasting performance. Engineered for maximum audibility, these alarms deliver a powerful 100dB sound that can be heard across large construction and industrial sites. Our range includes both hardwired Break Glass Alarms and Push Button Alarms, offering flexible solutions to meet all your site alarm and safety requirements. Trust Site Master to keep your site protected and compliant.
SiteMaster alarms
EVACUATOR SITEMASTER BREAK GLASS
£32.99 Ex VAT
EVACUATOR SITEMASTER PUSH BUTTON
£30.44 Ex VAT
Site master accessories
EVACUATOR LINKING CABLE (50M)
£16.60 Ex VAT
EVACUATOR SCAFFOLD MOUNTING BOARD WITH FIRE ACTION SIGN
£19.99 Ex VAT
SMALL MOUNT BOARD
MOUNTING BOARD WITH FIRE ACTION NOTICE
£16.99 Ex VAT
pp3 battery pack
£2.00 Ex VAT
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is a SiteMaster fire alarm and where is it used?
A Sitemaster fire alarm is a temporary, self-contained alarm system designed for environments where a permanent fire alarm system is not practical. Commonly used on construction sites, temporary buildings, warehouses, and outdoor work areas, these alarms provide a loud audible and visual warning to alert personnel in the event of an emergency.
What is the difference between a push button and break glass Site Master alarm?
The main difference is how the alarm is activated. A push button Site Master alarm is triggered by pressing a button, making it quick and easy to use, while a break glass version uses a manual call point with a resettable membrane that mimics traditional break glass systems. Both options provide the same loud sound output and can be linked together for larger site coverage.
Can Site Master alarms be linked together for larger sites?
Yes, Site Master alarms can be interconnected using a simple 2-core cable, allowing multiple units to sound simultaneously across a wider area. This makes them ideal for larger or noisier sites where a single alarm would not provide sufficient coverage.