Emergency phones provide a supervised two-way voice path where someone may need help and cannot reach a normal telephone — elevators, stairwells, areas of refuge, parking structures, campuses and remote lots.
Most of these are code-driven rather than discretionary. Elevator phones are required and must reach a monitored answering point. Area-of-refuge stations are required by accessibility codes at designated refuge locations, so an occupant unable to use the stairs can communicate and be located during an evacuation.
Specify by mounting (surface, flush, tower or pedestal), by whether the unit is line-powered or system-powered, and by how it reports — local answering, central station, or both. ADA compliance affects mounting height and the controls the unit provides.
Simplex 2084-9018 Phone Ptt Armor Break-Rod
Eaton Wheelock AM-SP40S-PMK 8-Message Programmed Message Kit
Simplex 2084-9005 Phone Armor Cable Flush Mount Red
Aiphone MB-RF1 Retrofit Mounting Box
Aiphone IXW-PBXA Grandstream IP PBX Adapter for IX Series Stations
Aiphone AC-PT-H26 AC Series Adhesive Backed Proximity Disk Tag for AC-PROX-C Proximity Reader, HID 26-bit Format
Aiphone AC-PT-40 AC Series Adhesive Backed Proximity Disk Tag for AC-PROX-C Proximity Reader, 40-Bit Weigand Format
Aiphone DBS-1A Door Phone Kit with Open Voice Master Station, for use with DB Series, 12VAC Power Source
Talkaphone ETP-SIGN-PFH
Talkaphone ETP-SIGN
Talkaphone AOR-CSE-SM
Talkaphone AOR-CSE-NM
Talkaphone AOR-5
Fire-Lite MCBL-7
Space Age SSU00566
Space Age SSU00560
Space Age SFSIGN1
Space Age SDSIGN1
Space Age SCSIGN1
Space Age SASIGN
Mircom TX3-EMER-FTB