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Vox Ignis ViLX-OSJ-S Lexicomm Jack Point

Vox Ignis ViLX-OSJ-S Lexicomm Jack Point

Vox Ignis ViLX-OSJ-S Lexicomm Jack Pointthe ViLX-OSJ-S Jack Point may be used to provide an isolated volt free contact that can be used to signal when a roaming fire telephone has been inserted into the jack point. This may be used to signal to other systems.The jack points should be mounted at a height of 1300 to 1400mm from to the centre line of the Jack in a standard MK style 25mm flush or surface back box.Key FeaturesCW signallingVolt free contact

GBP 43.50
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Morley EVCS-WJP Wall Jack Outlet Point

Morley EVCS-WJP Wall Jack Outlet Point

Morley EVCS-WJP Wall Jack Outlet PointThe Roaming Handset is used along with the Jack Plate for Emergency Voice Communication System installations in countries whose fire codes allow for Roaming Handsets. When used together the Roaming Handset and Jack Plate form a Type A Outstation which is compatible with all EVCS systems.Key FeaturesLow noise high quality telephone jackTelecoil for hearing impaired usersFull duplex operationFull duplex operation allowing 2-way voice communicationPlease Note These units are not suitable for installation in the UK to BS5839 Pt9

GBP 58.40
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C-Tec EVC301JP Single Gang Jack Plate

C-Tec EVC301JP Single Gang Jack Plate

C-Tec EVC301JP Single Gang Jack PlateA single gang jack plate designed for use in conjunction with an EVC401JPH portable fire telephone handset on compatible SigTEL emergency voice communication systems. When the handset not supplied is plugged into the Jack Plate it will call theSigTEL master controller from where a two-way speech channel can be opened and instructions communicated.Key FeaturesCan be mounted on 25mm UK flush or surface single gang back box.Multiple jack plates can be connected to a single SigTEL Master Controllerline in stairwells etc.Designed for use in regions where roaming handsets are accepted typically the Far and Middle East. UK standard BS5839-9 DOES NOTallow the use ofthese devices.Facilitatesreliable two-way communication in anemergency between a permanently manned control room and key points ofasite.

GBP 29.30
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Morley EVCS-HLJ Loose Handset with Jack Leads

Morley EVCS-HLJ Loose Handset with Jack Leads

Morley EVCS-HLJ Loose Handset with Jack LeadsThe Roaming Handset is used along with the Jack Plate for Emergency Voice Communication System installations in countries whose fire codes allow for Roaming Handsets. When used together the Roaming Handset and Jack Plate form a Type A Outstation which is compatible with all EVCS systems.Key FeaturesTelecoil for hearing impaired usersFlexible roaming phoneFull duplex operationFull duplex operation allowing 2-way voice communicationPlease Note These units are not suitable for installation in the UK to BS5839 Pt9

GBP 155.36
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Lexicomm ViLX-OSR Roaming Handset with Jack Plug

Lexicomm ViLX-OSR Roaming Handset with Jack Plug

Lexicomm ViLX-OSR Roaming Handset with Jack PlugLexicomm roaming fire telephones are used in conjunction with jack points primarily for use by the fire service in a high rise building to provide clear communications between the control point and the fire fighters as radio systems may not work.The roaming fire telephones are easy to use. To initiate a call a telephone is plugged into the jack point which initiates a call to the master station. Full duplex operation provides clear 2-way conversation.The Lexicomm EVCS system allows up to 5 telephones connected to the same line to have a party Line conversation with the master station at the same time.

GBP 106.14
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Lexicomm ViLX-OSJ Jack Point on a Single Gang Plate

Lexicomm ViLX-OSJ Jack Point on a Single Gang Plate

Lexicomm ViLX-OSJ Jack Point on a Single Gang PlateLexicomm roaming fire telephones are used in conjunction with jack points primarily for use by the fire service in a high rise building to provide clear communications between the control point and the fire fighters as radio systems may not work.Jack points are typically located on each level of a building stairwell so several levels on the same stairwell can be connected to one circuit.The Lexicomm EVCS system allows up to 5 telephones connected to the same line to have a party Line conversation with the master station at the same time.Jack points are compatible with all Lexicomm Master Stations and System Expander Panels. Jack points are generally used in the Far East and the Middle East markets.Their use in the UK is not allowed. The ViLX-OSJ-S Jack Point may be used to provide an isolated volt free contact that can be used to signal when a roaming fire telephone has been inserted into the jack point. This may be used to signal to other systems.

GBP 38.28
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