Alertus LED Marquee

Alertus LED marquees offer a cost-effective way to reach large indoor or outdoor public areas with emergency notifications or simple announcements. They require a wall-mounted Alert Beacon® to drive them and are typically placed overhead to complement the beacon.

LED Marquee key Features:

  • Notification Coverage: Multiple display modes, remotely selectable

  • Multi-Purpose: Multiple options for display when alerts are inactive; current time, custom text, or blank display, thus doubling as a synchronized clock or message board

  • Various Settings: Word wrapping and time/date formatting; auto-brightness sensor; scrolling speed, header text, and color options

  • Remote Monitoring: Automatic email notification to appropriate staff if a sign is unresponsive

  • Power Supply: The same adapter that powers the LED Marquee can also power Alert Beacon if needed

Standard Display Modes

Hold Mode

Proper time and date formatting. Displayed when no messages are active.

Roll Up

Entire message can be read faster than any other mode.

Scroll Left

Text is larger, which increases viewing distance.

Hold and Scroll

The top line stays static as ALERT to indicate a problem exists while the second line scrolls.

LED Marquee Capabilities

Alertus LED Marquees are configured and activated through the easy-to-use browser-based Alertus Activation Software or most major distributed recipient mass notification software. LED displays and Alert Beacons also serve deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals and ensure your facilities are ADA-compliant.

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Activating an Alert

“We particularly appreciated the Alert Beacons’ ability to interface with external audio-visual devices such as sirens, strobes, television, and scrolling marquees. We feel that these types of displays are well-suited [or notifying a portion of our disabled population and complying with ADA requirements.”
— Steve Corich, Public Safety Director, Mesa Community College

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