Site Alert Operation & Maintenance Guide

This guide covers everything needed to keep a Howler Site Alert fire alarm system operating correctly on site – weekly testing, 9V battery care and replacement, and linking multiple units together safely.

Download and print the guide, and use the QR code on the back to access the printable Site Alert log book for your fire safety records.

See also: Site Alert Log Book

Site Alert Log Book

The Howler Site Alert log book gives site teams a printable record for the weekly alarm test, battery checks and any faults or disconnections on Site Alert hard-wired fire alarm units. Keeping it up to date is a condition of the Site Alert warranty.

Download and print the log book, and keep it with your site fire safety logbook alongside your other Howler records.

Site Alert

Site Alert

How to Respond to a ‘Heart Beat Missed’ Alert – ProLink Fire Alarm Guide

Learn what a “Heart Beat Missed” alert means on a ProLink temporary fire alarm system. This short guide explains possible causes and what actions to take on site.

How to Handle a Detector Tamper Alert – ProLink Fire Alarm Guide

What to do when a detector tamper alert sounds on site.

This quick guide shows how to investigate, rectify and reset a Howler ProLink alarm system after a detector tamper warning message.

ProLink User Instructions

Need help with your ProLink fire alarm system? Download the User Manual for clear guidance on alarm operation, resetting the system, warning messages, routine testing and maintenance. These resources are designed to help construction sites stay safe, compliant and operational.

Looking for something specific?

  • How to reset a ProLink alarm
  • Understanding warning messages
  • Replacing batteries
  • Routine testing and maintenance
  • First Aid alarm operation
  • Finding a missing station

These are all covered in the User Manual and can help you quickly resolve common questions on site. The manual includes quick-reference instructions for sounding alarms, silencing alarms, silencing the indicator buzzer and resetting the indicator station.