The Roshni Low Profile (RoLP) is the fire alarm markets leading conventional sounder, although it finds uses in many applications, such as security, general signalling and process alarms. Its robust design also makes it suitable for use in mountainous regions and coastal areas.
 
With its recognisable body, wide operating voltage and international reputation for quality, the RoLP is a flexible sounder suitable for use in most applications.
 
The ROLP has fire approval from multiple countries, a weatherproof housing capable of achieving IP65, and multiple fixing methods.
 
With over 2 million Roshni Low Profile (RoLP) sounders sold in the last 5 years alone, its dependability is apparent, but how did this conventional fire alarm sounder come to be? The brainchild of Fulleon, the RoLP was invented in 1980 by cleverly incorporating the technology used in telephone transducers. Now in its fifth generation, it has been one of the key building blocks of the then Fulleon product portfolio.