What is a two-way emergency communication system?

The Command Center Two-Way Emergency Communication System is designed to provide efficient two-way, person-to-person voice communication for Area of Refuge, accommodating an impressive range of 1 to 116 Call Boxes. Utilizing a home run configuration with only one pair of wires needed between each Call Box and the head end.

Are call boxes a code-compliant emergency communication system?

Each Area of Refuge requires hands-free, two-way emergency communication devices (Call Boxes) on each floor above/below the main exit floor. A code-compliant two-way communication system for rescue assistance requires a central control point to manage emergency assistance calls from call boxes.

What is the IP command center two-way communication system?

The IP Command Center Two-Way Communication System is more than just a communication tool; it's a comprehensive solution that integrates with your existing network. Designed to handle between 1-128 call boxes, it leverages Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) to provide seamless two-way communication.

Why should you choose a base station?

Access tomorrow’s technology today with a base station that seamlessly integrates with your existing systems, while giving you the flexibility to build the solution that’s right for you. Communicate across any network. Manage and update your system from anywhere.

What is a VHF base station?

A VHF (Very High Frequency) base station is a fixed communication device that operates within the 30 MHz to 300 MHz frequency range. Known for their superior range and clarity in open environments, VHF base stations are ideal for applications that require communication across vast, unobstructed areas such as rural landscapes, and outdoor events. 1.

What is a two-way communication system for rescue assistance?

Each two-way communication system for rescue assistance is required to have hands-free devices (call boxes) located on each floor above/below the main exit floor. Code compliant two-way communication systems for rescue assistance require a central control point where the call boxes call for emergency assistance.