Talkaphone AOR-24 Area of Rescue 24-Channel Command Unit

Talkaphone AOR-24 Area of Rescue 24-Channel Command Unit

$553.00
  • Fully compliant with the IBC §1007, ADAAG §7, ICC A117.1, and NFPA 72 §24.5.3
  • Accommodates up to 32 ADA compliant Area of Rescue stations
  • Stations are powered by command unit

Talkaphone Area of Refuge/Rescue (AOR) Analog Command Unit (model AOR-24) is part of Talkaphone’s total AOR solution that accommodates up to 24 ADA-compliant AOR stations. This solution consists of a command unit, a selected number of AOR stations (flush or surface mounted), and AOR signage to accommodate the selected number of AOR stations. The ADA-compliant AOR stations are powered by the command unit using one twisted-shielded pair cable from each AOR station to the command unit.

Main Features
  • Fully compliant with the IBC §1007, ADAAG §7, ICC A117.1, and NFPA 72 §24.5.3
  • Accommodates up to 32 ADA compliant Area of Rescue stations
  • Stations are powered by command unit
  • LEDs on command unit indicate calling station and line status
  • Includes hardware to detect short/open conditions on cabling for each area of rescue station. With this update, the system will also recognize a general ground fault condition. Such trouble conditions will be annunciated and visually indicated at the AOR Series Command Unit.
  • On-site calling requires no outside phone lines
  • Off-site calling requires only one phone line for up to 8 Stations: line seizure eliminates need for dedicated phone line
  • Blinking LEDs indicate stations that are waiting to be answered. When the first call is completed, 2nd call is automatically placed, phone rings and strobe/siren is activated
  • Siren is activated when emergency call is first detected, shuts off when call has been answered
  • Strobe is activated when emergency call is first detected and remains active for duration of call
General Information
Name: Talkaphone AOR-24 Area of Rescue 24-Channel Command Unit, Talkaphone LLC, Talkaphone
Category: Talkaphone, Communications, Emergency Communications, Area of Rescue Command Units
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