• Enclosure: Place the hooter in a weatherproof enclosure suitable for your outdoor or indoor location. This shields it from dust, moisture, and extreme temperatures.
• Tamper-proofing: Choose an enclosure with tamper-resistant features like screws or locks to prevent unauthorized access or vandalism.
• Mounting: Securely mount the enclosure on a stable wall or surface using appropriate fixings. Ensure it’s easily accessible for maintenance and out of reach of potential damage.

Electrical Protection:

• Surge protection: Install a surge protector on the power line to safeguard the hooter from electrical spikes and damage.
• Grounding: Ensure the hooter is properly grounded to prevent electrical shock hazards. Follow your local electrical codes for proper grounding procedures.
• Wiring: Use appropriate gauge wiring that can handle the hooter’s power requirements. Avoid overloading circuits or using damaged wires.

Maintenance and Testing:

• Regular cleaning: Periodically clean the hooter and enclosure to remove dust, debris, and cobwebs that can obstruct sound output. Use a soft cloth and mild detergent; avoid harsh chemicals.
• Testing: Regularly test the hooter’s functionality by activating it manually or using the system’s test feature. This ensures it’s operational and ready in case of a fire.
• Battery replacement: If your hooter uses batteries, replace them regularly as per the manufacturer’s recommendations. Don’t mix old and new batteries, and properly dispose of used ones.