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Amber Valley Developments is staging the European launch of its range of Ecolarm environmentally friendly non-bleeping alarms at Intermat 2012. The models come in a range of decibel levels and with a range of features from night silent to reverse twice mute versions. The LED Seatbelt alarm for off-highway use is designed to be used in conjunction with Amber Valley’s seatbelt system to indicate a seatbelt is being worn by the operator – and thus conforming with health and safety regulations. Another device i
April 13, 2012 Read time: 1 min
4857 Amber Valley Developments is staging the European launch of its range of Ecolarm environmentally friendly non-bleeping alarms at Intermat 2012.

The models come in a range of decibel levels and with a range of features from night silent to reverse twice mute versions.

The LED Seatbelt alarm for off-highway use is designed to be used in conjunction with Amber Valley’s seatbelt system to indicate a seatbelt is being worn by the operator – and thus conforming with health and safety regulations.

Another device is the Ecotalking alarm which, according to the company, can be used to warn people of a whole range of problems.

A new range of reversing safety alarms and other hazard warning devices, for which global patents have been applied for, will also be exhibited by UK-based Amber Valley.  

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