MINERVA EmerCall Fire Telephone and Disabled Refuge System

The EmerCall Fire Telephone and Disabled Refuge System totally meets the recommendations of BS5839 part 9: 2003 which specifies the operation of such systems. An Emergency Voice Communication System (EVCS) is defined as a fixed bidirectional full duplex secure communication system for use in emergencies, and covers the operation of both fire telephone systems and disabled refuge systems.

A disabled refuge is defined as a location for people who are mobility impaired who will impede the general egress from the building, or need assistance in leaving the building. This obviously includes wheelchair users who may have used the lift, but also covers the elderly, pregnant women over 6 month term, people with arthritis, in fact anyone who cannot walk 200 metres without a break.

The EmerCall system presents an ideal opportunity for additional sales as the following premises normally require a Fire Telephone and Disabled refuge system , Hotels, Shopping malls, Office blocks, Transport terminals, Sports stadia, theatres/ cinemas and any premises with a phased evacuation procedure.
   

Features:

• Only three main functional building blocks simplify the system design
• Compliant with BS5839 Pt 9:2003
• Compatible with enhanced fire rated cable.
• System can control & monitor up to 265 lines.
• Up to 8 master handsets per system
• Large clear display on master handsets
• Optional Lockable and Weatherproof Outstations
• Battery backup for continued operation in the event of a mains failure
  

BS5839 Pt 9:2003 compliant monitored master telephone handset. The stylish master console case is available as a desk, rack or wall mount option. The wall mount option is also available with semi flush bezels.

Large high contrast display (4 x 20 character) : 12 key quick dial keypad : full duplex system: up to eight masters per system : directory dial function : full system event log (fault and configuration) : controls up to 256 lines (32 EmerCall 2572002 exchanges) : 16 character unique name per line : dual Network ports : remote powered : wall, desk or rack mount : eight status LEDs

The EmerCall type A outstation handsets as defined by BS5839 pt9 can be used as a fire telephone or disabled refuge call point. Intended for use by firemen or building marshals

BS5839 Pt 9:2003 compliant : compact design : high volume ringer : Status LED : 20mm cable glands: telecoil for hearing impaired users : magnetic push catch or locking door : fully monitored: flush or surface mount : stainless steel option. For outdoor applications an IP66 protected outstation is also available

The EmerCall type B hands free outstation as defined by BS5839 pt9, can be used in a disabled refuge call point. It can only be used as a fire telephone when it is impractical to use a type A outstation.

BS5839 Pt 9:2003 compliant : hands free operation : compact design : high volume ringer : flashing status LED : braille signage : duplex speech : 20mm cable glands : fully monitored : stainless steel option