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We have changed the reversing sounder on the forklift to the white noise reversing sound.

The white sound emitted is directional and therefore instantly located, enabling pedestrians to work out exactly which vehicle is moving and in which direction, allowing them to move to safety.

White sound reversing alarms work effectively at lower decibel ratings containing the noise only in the danger area.

The normal forklift sound is high pitched and can travel for miles. The outcome of using this kind of technology is that the surrounding neighbours have a better living environment during hours of work, resulting in fewer noise complaints.

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Published 31 October 2018
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