VoCALLEVCS

All VoCALL Emergency Voice Communications System (EVCS) are designed to fully comply with BS5839-Part 9:2003 for use as Fire Telephone systems, Disabled Refuge Call systems or as a combined system when both Fire Telephones and Disabled Refuge Points are required.

Key Features: � Compact Design � High Volume Ringer � Status LED � 20mm Cable Glands � Telecoil for Hearing Impaired Users � Full Duplex Operation � Fully Monitored to BS5839 part 9: 2003 � Magnetic Push Catch � Stainless Steel Option

An EVCS is a xed, secure, bi-directional, full duplex voice communication system to assist re ghters during emergencies in high rise buildings or large sites where radio communication cannot be guaranteed to work due to interference from the re corona.

The BS5839pt9:2003 covers the design, installation and operation of re telephones and disabled refuge systems in buildings, and where both systems are tted to a building, pt9 species these should form a single system.

The VCFHP is a type A EVCS outstation compatible with the VoCALL Compact and the VoCALL Network systems.

A unique front levelling system allows the back box to be mounted at a slight angle whilst still retaining a true front face and door.

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VCFHPFlush Type A Handset

VoCALLEVCS

PhysicalHeight (Bezel) 320mmHeight(Back Box) 295mm Width 150mm Depth 75mm Weight 1400 gMaterial Zintec, Powder coated Colour RAL3001 Signal Red

Outstation CablesType EnhancedCores 2 core 1mm or 1.5mmDistance 500m

Standards ComplianceEMC EN55103-1, EN55103-2LVD EN60950Product Family BS5839-pt9, BS5588-pt8 EN60118-4

OptionsStainless Steel Part VCFHP-SS

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SuitabilityThe VCFHP is a Type A outstation as dened in BS5839-pt9, and can be used as a re telephone or disabled refuge call point.When choosing the outstation type for use with an EVCS we recommend reading Section 11 of BS5839-9:2003 which deals with outstation types, and states as follows:-11.1.2.a Type A should be used for evacuation or re ghting use, and a type B unit should only be used where a type A is impractical11.1.2.b For disabled refuges type A or type B can be used, however in Locations (section 11.6.2.i) type B outstations can only be used where the background noise is below 40dBA (therefore there can be no sounder or voice alarm coverage in the area) The VoCALL outstations are designed for use by multi-disability users, having high contrast signage in line with RNIB guidelines and an induction loop coil (to BSEN60118-4) in the handset. We recommend type A handsets in most locations, otherwise you may have to consider acoustic hoods or two outstations in each location for compliance with the other associated standards and laws, including BS8300 and the DDA (Disabilities Discrimination Act).Mounting The UnitThe Handset should be mounted at a height of either 1200mm from the oor, or on a 1400mm centre line to comply with the requirements of Building Regulations Document M (Access for the Disabled). A cut out of 300mm by 160mm is recommended, the front bezel has adjustments to level the back box on the wall.If the unit is to be used as a refuge point suitable space must be allowed to the side of the unit to allow a wheelchair to be parked for using the system.

VCFHPFlush Type A Handset

All information believed to be correct at time of printing E&OE. Current Thinking operate a policy of continuous improvement; always conrm specication details before purchase.

Designed and manufactured in the North East of England by Current Thinking Ltd, registered in England 4610461. Unit 91 Silver Briar, Enterprise Park East, Sunderland, SR5 2TQ, UK.

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