Alarmes Tucano

**Products** | Outdoor warning and vehicular sirens, lights, and other warning equipment

**Alarmes Tucano Com de Sistemas Eletrônicos Ltda.**, commonly shortened to just **Alarmes Tucano** or **Tucano**, and in English **Toucan Alarms**, is a Brazillian dealer of outdoor warning sirens and other auditory and visual warning equipment. The company was founded in 1986 in Curitiba, Brazil as a dealer of rebranded audiovisual warning products such as sirens and light bars. The company entered a partnership with Eaton, Cordex, and various other foreign companies, rebranding their products to be sold in Brazil and other areas of South America.

Their products are as follows:

## Products

### Fire Sirens

#### Indoor Use Fire Sirens

##### MIZ24SR

The MIZ24SR the 1st siren listed of Tucano's indoor-use fire siren lineup, being little more than a small 24VDC speaker protected by a 4x2 inch red rectangular housing with a small grille in the middle. Two large holes are located on the center of each side of the housing for mounting the siren. The siren outputs 83 dB, though the range this was recorded at is unknown. This siren was likely originally created by another company, like all of Tucano's siren offerings. Other than this, little else is notable about the siren.

##### D457

The D457 is the 2nd siren in the lineup, being a small step up from its smaller counterpart, the MIZ24SR. The D457 is larger and has a square 4x4 housing with a large grille at the front of the housing as opposed to the MIZ24SR's smaller 2x2 rectangular housing with a small grille. The D457 comes stock with 8 tones, runs on 12/24VDC and is able to be switched between a louder or quieter volume. The siren's decibel rating is unknown, as Tucano does not provide on their website. The siren has a variant named the D457C which runs on 127/220VAC and has a horizontal grille instead of the D457's vertical one. These sirens were likely originally created by another company, like all of Tucano's siren offerings. Other than this, little else is notable about the siren.

##### AH24WPR

The AH24WPR is the 3rd siren in the lineup, being near identical to its slightly smaller counterpart, the D457. Unlike the D457, the AH24WPR's sides are completely flat. The AH24WPR also has 4 large holes on the edges of the front of the housing, meant for mounting the siren. The siren outputs 95 dB, though the range this was recorded at is unknown. The siren's maximum operating temperatures are -40°C to 66°C (150.8°F) and it runs on 24VDC. This siren was likely originally created by another company, like all of Tucano's siren offerings. Other than this, little else is notable about the siren.

##### FTTKCSR07

The FTTKCSR07 is the 4th and largest siren in the lineup, utilizing an omnidirectional design instead of the previous siren's directional ones. The siren consists of an omnidirectional speaker protected by a cylindrical ABS plastic housing with a small mount at the bottom and small openings at the top of the siren to project the speaker's sound. The openings are protected by a mesh screen circling around the speaker. The FTTKCSR07 comes stock with 4 tones and can either run on 12/24VDC (FTTKCSR07-DC) or 127/220VAC (FTTKCSR07-AC). This siren was likely originally created by another company, like all of Tucano's siren offerings. Other than this, little else is notable about the siren.

#### Outdoor Use Fire Sirens

##### TUCSG540

The TUCSG540 is the 1st siren listed of Tucano's outdoor-use fire siren lineup. It is similar to the FTTKCSR07 with a few minor changes. The TUCSG540 comes stock with 32 tones and has a decibel rating of 102 dB, though the range this was recorded at is unknown. The siren's volume is customizable, with a 10 dB increment every level. The siren's maximum operating temperatures are -25ºC to 70ºC (-13ºF to 158ºF) and is 93x93 mm. The siren can either run on 12 (TUCSG540-12V) or 24VDC (TUCSG540-12V). This siren was likely originally created by another company, like all of Tucano's siren offerings. Other than this, little else is notable about the siren.

##### TUCS3266M-AC

The TUCS3266M-AC is the 2nd siren of Tucano's outdoor-use fire siren lineup, returning to the directional siren design. The siren's ABS plastic housing resembles that of the TUCSG540's, apart from the now square shape and large horn embedded into it. Like the TUCSG540, it comes stock with 32 tones and has maximum operating temperatures of -25ºC to 70ºC (-13ºF to 158ºF). The siren is 107x119 mm and runs only on 127/220VAC, with no DC options available. This siren was likely originally created by another company, like all of Tucano's siren offerings. Other than this, little else is notable about the siren.

##### TUCSG200

The TUCSG200 is the 3rd siren of Tucano's outdoor-use fire siren lineup, being a slightly larger version of the FTTKCSR07. Aside from size, the two are completely identical, sharing the same omnidirectional speaker protected by ABS plastic housing design. The siren has an output of 112 dB, though the range this was recorded at is unknown. The siren has maximum operating temperatures of -25ºC to 70ºC (-13ºF to 158ºF) and runs on either 12 (TUCSG200-12V)/24 VDC (TUCSG200-24V) or 127/220VAC, both with the designation of TUCSG200-AC. This siren was likely originally created by another company, like all of Tucano's siren offerings. Other than this, little else is notable about the siren.

##### SR112

The SR112 is the 4th siren of Tucano's outdoor-use fire siren lineup, being little more than a white generic speaker made of ABS plastic with a swivel mount. The siren has an output of 115-123 dB @ 0.3 m (1 ft) and is 118x200x235 mm. The siren runs on either 6 (SR112-6V)/12 (SR112-12V)/15 (SR112-15V)/24 VDC (SR112-24V), or 127/220VAC, both with the designation of SR112-AC. The siren also has a large variant named the SR112B, which uses the same brand of speaker on a small red mount. This variant outputs 130 dB @ 1 m (3 ft) and is either 200x110x230 mm (for the 12VDC variant) or 200x110x240 mm (for the 24/48VDC and AC variants). The siren runs on either 12 (SR112B-12V)/24 (SR112B-24V)/48VDC (SR112B-48V) or 110/220VAC, both with the designation of SR112B-AC. These sirens were likely originally created by another company, like all of Tucano's siren offerings. Other than this, little else is notable about the siren.

#### High Power Fire Sirens

##### TUCS4266

The TUCS4266 is one of the 2 sirens in Tucano's high power fire siren lineup, being a slightly larger TUCS3266M-AC with a slightly different mount. The siren comes stock with 42 tones and outputs 120 dB @ 1 m (3 ft). The siren has maximum operating temperatures of -25ºC to 70ºC (-13ºF to 158ºF), is 168x155 mm, and runs on either 18 (TUCS4266-18V)/24 (TUCS4266-24V)/30VDC (TUCS4266-30V) or 127/220VAC, both with the designation of TUCS4266-AC. The siren's volume is customizable, with a 10 dB increment every level. These sirens were likely originally created by another company, like all of Tucano's siren offerings. Other than this, little else is notable about the siren.

##### SR115

The SR115 is one of the 2 sirens in Tucano's high power fire siren lineup, being a slightly larger SR112B with a black speaker instead of the ordinary white one. The siren comes stock with 15 tones and outputs 110 dB @ 5 m (16 ft). The siren's maximum operating temperatures are -10°C to 60°C (14°F to 140°F), is 300x200 mm, and runs on either 12 (SR115-12V)/24 (SR115-12V)/48VDC (SR115-48V) or 127/220VAC, both with the designation of SR115-AC. These sirens were likely originally created by another company, like all of Tucano's siren offerings. Other than this, little else is notable about the siren.