The airflow remote alarm is designed for which mounting type?

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

Answer: (A)

Airflow remote alarms are designed to be part of the equipment’s control enclosure, so they mount on a panel or bulkhead. This mounting keeps the device secure and protected, provides a straightforward path for wiring into the alarm circuits, and places the indicators and access points where operators can easily monitor and service them within the control area. Bulkhead mounting is common when you install the alarm on a partition or cabinet wall, while panel mounting keeps it inside or on the front of the control panel itself. Ceiling, wall, or tabletop placements aren’t typical because they complicate wiring and place the alarm away from the centralized control and protection the panel or bulkhead setup provides.