Remote Emergency Communication Command Base Station

Are call boxes a code-compliant emergency communication system?

Each Area of Refuge requires hands-free, two-way emergency communication devices (Call Boxes) on each floor above/below the main exit floor. A code-compliant two-way communication system for rescue assistance requires a central control point to manage emergency assistance calls from call boxes.

What is a two-way emergency communication system?

The Command Center Two-Way Emergency Communication System is designed to provide efficient two-way, person-to-person voice communication for Area of Refuge, accommodating an impressive range of 1 to 116 Call Boxes. Utilizing a home run configuration with only one pair of wires needed between each Call Box and the head end.

What is the IP command center two-way communication system?

The IP Command Center Two-Way Communication System is more than just a communication tool; it's a comprehensive solution that integrates with your existing network. Designed to handle between 1-128 call boxes, it leverages Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) to provide seamless two-way communication.

What is a Mobile Emergency Response Center?

Also known as a mobile emergency response center, the unit provides emergency communications that help better control a critical situation in a range of emergencies.

Do elevators need a two-way emergency communication system?

A two-way emergency communication system for rescue assistance is required, by industry standards NFPA, IBC and ADA, at each elevator or bank of elevators, on each accessible floor above/below exit discharge, so trapped parties can call for rescue assistance.

How do emergency calls work?

Calls wait in queue until previous call is disconnected and receive a message stating that an emergency call is in progress. When the prior call clears, the next phone in queue is connected Works with either our 2100 or 2400 series models with a single pair back to the Distribution Module.