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Mallory Sonalert

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Mallory is a technology-driven manufacturer of high-performance audible and visual warning devices.  We manufacture and distribute the Sonalert® brand of electronic audible and visual alarms. Sonalert is recognized around the world as the standard in audible and visual warning alarms, and other devices such as microphones, speakers, transducers, indicators and sirens. 

Mallory Sonalert audible alarms are extensively used in aircraft and helicopters all over the world. Customers include Adam Aircraft, AeroTech, AirBus, BAE Systems, Bell Helicopter, Boeing, Bombardier, Cessna, Diamond Aircraft, General Dynamics, Gulfstream, Learjet, Lockheed, Mooney, Raytheon Aircraft, Seawind, and others.

With one of the most extensive product offerings available, Mallory Sonalert delivers sound and visual solutions to customers in a variety of industrial, consumer, transportation, medical, and military markets.

Product Highlights

Mallory has now introduced new LED Panel Light Indicators and their highly anticipated 30mm Stacklights, which are up to half the cost of the competition and have more sound options.

  • High Performance Audible & Visual Warning Devices
  • Military-Rugged Alarms
  • Silver Case Tantalum Capacitors
  • Tantalum Medical Electrodes
  • Hermetically Sealed Tantalum Capacitors
Mallory Sonalert High Performance Audible & Visual Warning Devices
Medical equipment alarms from Mallory
Mallory Sees Increased Demand for Medical Products
Mallory Sonalert® is working hard to keep up with the demand for their IEC 60601-1-8 Medical Alarms and Mallory’s other medical alarms and buzzers. For Mallory’s IEC 60601-1-8 qualified medical alarms, they
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Mallory Sonalert stacklights
New 30mm Stacklights
Mallory Sonalert’s new 30mm Round Stacklight series are now available! Their brilliant state-of-the-art LED lights are available both with and without sound and have a variety of options which can be customized to fit
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