Ergonomics. Danger signals for public and work areas. Auditory danger signals1 Scope This International Standard specifies the physical principles of design, ergonomic requirements and the corresponding test methods for danger signals for public and work areas in the signal reception area and gives guidelines for the design of the signals. It may also be applied to other appropriate situations. The relevance given in the definitions as to the difference between an auditory emergency signal, auditory emergency evacuation signal

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NOTE A check list of appropriate tests is given in Annex A

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and definitions in Clause 3 have been revised and new terms have been added where appropriate

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NOTE: It’s intended that this standard is applied alongside other organizational priorities

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