Horn alarms with strobe light combine a horn-style audible alarm with a strobe-style light to produce audio and visual alerts to changing conditions. Horn alarms create a loud tone similar to a truck or train horn that, with the high-intensity strobe light, excels at drawing attention to the alarm.

Horn alarms with flashing lights combine an audible horn-based alarm with a flashing light alarm. Horn alarms create a loud tone similar to a truck or train horn that, with the flashing light, helps to draw attention to the alarm.

Tone alarms with multimode lights combine a steady or flashing light with an audible sounder-based alarm capable of creating different tones, depending on the alarm state.

Buzzer alarms with steady lights combine a non-flashing light alarm with a buzzer-style audible alarm. Buzzer alarms create a loud, aggressive tone that is distinct and cuts through common background noise. They integrate into equipment panels and are commonly used to alert equipment operators to specific conditions.

Buzzer alarms with strobe lights combine a single-tone buzzer with a strobe-style light which is highly effective at drawing attention to the alarm.

Siren alarms with strobe lights combine an audible siren-based alarm with a strobe-style visual alarm. Siren alarms create steady tones that rise and fall in pitch that, with the strobe light, quickly draw attention to the alarm.