In a small community of Cácota, Colombia, with 2,000 inhabitants, the Gibon 300 siren was installed to alert the population of a flood or an avalanche.

This siren is now the fundamental tool for disaster prevention authorities to generate a warning and to inform the residents in case of a flood or avalanche emergency that could put their lives or possessions at risk. Gibon enables the operators to perform a sound test periodically to prevent panic or false alarms, and it allows live-voice streaming for general announcements.

The siren installed by Alta Prevention Colombia, makes the activation of alarms, live-voice announcements, and self-diagnostics possible, both locally from a local control unit and remotely from a cell phone.

Watch a short video of the field test of the system.

Cácota, Norte de Santander
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Petra Rychtarcikova

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