TrueAlert ES: Price, Performance and Proven Protection
Building owners, facility managers, contractors, architects and engineers are always looking for ways to improve the operation & safety of their buildings while lowering costs. TrueAlert ES gives you the advanced performance and safety of addressable appliances with an overall cost that is lower than non-addressable appliances.
This white paper summarizes the findings of an independent study conducted by Worcester Polytechnic Institute researching the increased functionality and cost-effectiveness of addressable fire alarm notification appliances. The study effectively shows how addressable fire notification appliances, traditionally thought of as the more expensive option, could save on installation costs and deliver ongoing savings on maintenance and annual testing.
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Based on advanced LED technology, TrueAlert ES 5900 Series appliances are smaller, more energy efficient, and less obtrusive than typical notification appliances. Part of the TrueAlert ES family, 5900 series appliances feature flexible design, easier installation and revolutionary self test capability.
 Easier, more accurate design and layout of IDNAC addressable notification appliance circuits. Now includes new Feature Quick Quote capability
TrueAlert ES addressable notification is one of the most significant recent developments in the fire protection industry. This design guide will introduce this exciting new technology and help you understand how to use its advanced capabilities to create more efficient, cost effective and upgradeable fire alarm system designs.
 The TrueAlert ES line of addressable appliances takes notification to a whole new level for enhanced protection, increased value and improved business outcomes. 
TrueAlert ES audio speakers - the fire alarm industry’s first addressable speakers with individual speaker audio on-off control. 
Simplex TrueAlert ES Multi-Tone Appliances support 520 Hz signaling for compliance with NFPA low frequency notification requirements for sleeping areas.
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