At the latest 112 Expo Fair, held in Belgrade, our long-term partner in Serbia, Nenad Sakovic with his company Open It, presented Telegrafia’s stand-alone Bono sirens.

These sirens combine the benefits of the functionalities and the battery backup of more massive, sophisticated electronic sirens and the compact dimensions of small sirens. They can be used both in the exterior and interior, industrial areas and noisy production halls, open-pit mines, and in a variety of other applications.

Thanks to their compact design, they can be mounted at the places where larger sirens will not fit or suit. Pre-recorded and live-voice messages can be broadcast, which makes the Bono sirens remarkably efficient for mass warning in urban and suburban areas in emergencies.

As can be seen in the picture, a demonstrative test of the siren was carried out at the exhibition, and the bystanders were astonished by its power. A specially-shaped horn made of aluminium alloy and stainless steel, in combination with a powerful 100 W pressure loudspeaker, ensures high-quality acoustic coverage of the desired area while maintaining its low weight and small size. Click here to find more information about this high-utility product.

112 Expo – an exhibition on protection, security and safety – took place in Belgrade, Serbia, under the Beogradski Sajam management. The history of the exhibition goes as back as to 1971, and every year it features a wide range of advanced technologies used for the prevention and management of emergencies. This event serves as a gathering platform for the most important local and global actors in the field, connecting thousands of professionals within the protection and security sector. More than 150 exhibitors and company representatives were present at the exhibition this year, including our partner from Serbia, Open It.

A wide range of cutting-edge technologies were exhibited at the fair; for example, equipment, tools and special vehicles for fire and rescue intervention and medical emergencies. New thermal video surveillance systems, systems for the prevention and protection of people and property against floods, earthquakes and chemical accidents were also presented. Preventative measures for the protection of manufacturing facilities, power plants, and gas and oil refineries were tackled as well as the security of high-risk public facilities such as chemical, the pharmaceutical industry, food industry, airports, ports, highways and public facilities. All business visitors had the opportunity to B2B face-to-face meetings and online B2B communication.

The article was written by

Monika Siserova

Monika is an international business manager for Balkan, Benelux and Scandinavian states. She worked with a diverse range of organisations, including government institutions, IGOs in the field of migration, private sector and non-profits. The mentioned experience laid a sound foundation for a challenging and meaningful job she has in the Telegrafia Company. Therefore, she is very excited about bringing you the latest news from the field of early warning and notification systems.

One size does not fit all in the modern business world. This concept was carefully examined and put into practice in the territory of the Republic of Serbia, where the demand for state-of-the-art warning and notification systems is high.

Addressing personal concerns that business customers bring to the purchase process is one of the main factors determining the success of our business. Having this in mind, we have created a commoditised business model that brings benefits to our partners worldwide. Along with the motto: “Listen to your customers, and they will tell you all about the balance between the expected and delivered advantages”, we gratefully share the latest feedback on our commercial efforts:

“Telegrafia’s recently delivered their first electronic sirens in Serbia for several projects and a wide range of applications – for fire-fighting, emergency, working and mobile alerting purposes in small villages, cities, industrial plants, and mines.

Telegrafia’s shown its long-term dedication to the development of acoustic, emergency and integrated alerting projects in Serbia and Montenegro together with its local partner, Open it d.o.o. Beograd. They support every single customer in all technological, pre-sales, designing, delivery, customisation and installation respects.

All products are produced on a project base, for the known customer and are customised according to their specific requirements, which even includes synthesising sound samples when necessary. With the just-in-time supply chain concept, Telegrafia’s reached an excellent cost position and the ultimate competitive product prices, which make them very attractive and available on the Serbian market.

Delivery of sirens from Kosice in Slovakia to Serbia and all export/import procedures can be made within just one working day.

It’s important to note that Telegrafia’s products are produced in the EU and excluded from customs duties for importing in Serbia.

Besides their products being technologically the most innovative on the global scale, Telegrafia is an ideal partner to cooperate with, for they can ensure excellent prices and commercial conditions as well as a very short project cycle, practically less than one month,” said Nenad Sakovic, CEO of Open it.

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The article was written by

Michal Rosinski

Michal has lived in six countries, and he can speak four languages. He represents Telegrafia in the USA, Asia, Australia and Germanic countries as an international business manager. He is a big fan of Jamie Oliver, eats healthily, but he still loves unhealthy food. He does not agree with Mark Twain that people can live on a good compliment for two months. Michal is a bookworm, believes in experience-dependent brain neuroplasticity that takes it roots in the idea of what we focus on. He agrees with Raj Koothrappali that Aquaman sucks; he is familiar with the fact that not Mount Everest but Olympus Mons is the tallest mountain known to man.