Rath - Avire 2500-12RCSV Command Center 12 Zone

Rath 2500-12RCSV - 12-Zone Refuge Communications Unit for Mid-Sized Sites

Rath - Avire 2500-12RCSV Command Center 12 Zone is a 12-zone master station that is intended to be used as a main control unit for emergency communications systems. Designed to be rugged and user-friendly, this command centre enables facility managers to oversee and control a number of call stations, such as Area of Rescue (AoR) boxes or elevator phones, from a single, compact unit.

What It Does

The 2500-12RCSV provides the communication link between personnel at the facility and people in need. Activation of a remote call station at the command centre results in a visual and auditory alarm, giving the location of the call. It allows instant bi-directional voice communication, allowing security or emergency personnel to assess the situation and give instructions.

Technical Specs

• Model: 2500-12RCSV
• Capacity: Up to 12 zones
• Voice: Crystal-clear two-way communication
• Power: 120VAC power; can be integrated with battery backups
• Wiring: 18 AWG twisted pair interconnections
• Certification: ADA, NFPA 72, and IBC compliant for life-safety
• Installation: Can be desktop or wall-mounted in a secure cabinet

Key Features & Benefits

• 12-Zone Monitoring: Integrates up to 12 different locations into a single panel, making it ideal for medium-sized buildings.
• Zero-Delay Location ID: Individual LED lights for each zone enable immediate location identification.
• Life-Safety Compliant: Built to the highest building codes, ensuring your building is ADA/IBC compliant.
• Rugged Commercial Design: Built with quality parts designed for 24-hour operation and life-safety applications.
• Intuitive Controls: Simple button commands enable operators to respond to multiple calls with ease.

Common Application

The 2500-12RCSV 12-Zone Command Centre is perfect for facilities in need of a dedicated, mid-sized emergency response centre, such as:

• Parking Garages: Pooling emergency call boxes for increased security.
• Commercial Buildings: Monitoring Area of Rescue stations on each floor of a mid-rise building.
• Schools: Offering a security centre for wings or separate school buildings.
• Public Venues: Connecting emergency help phones in cinemas, sports arenas or public transportation facilities to a central call station.