Airflow remote alarm mounting type?

• A. Ceiling Mount
• B. Tabletop
• C. Panel or Bulkhead
• D. Wall Mount

Answer: (C)

Remote airflow alarms are intended to be part of the building’s central annunciation and control system, so they’re best mounted where wiring is practical and operators can easily see and hear them. Panel or bulkhead mounting provides a sturdy, protected surface that keeps the alarm tied into the control panel or central annunciator, simplifies wiring, and places the alert in a centralized location where maintenance and monitoring are straightforward. This setup ensures the remote alarm stays reliable in a harsh environment and is quick to respond to, which is essential for ventilation or safety-related systems. Ceiling or wall mounting can make access and wiring more awkward, and tabletop mounting is temporary and less secure for permanent installations.