Rath - Avire 2500-12RCSV-C8 Command Center 12 Zone

Rath 2500-12RCSV-C8 - Area of Refuge Call Hub for 8-Zone Rescue Coordination

Rath - Avire 2500-12RCSV-C8 Command Center 12 Zone is a master emergency communication console designed for larger buildings with more than 12 different zones that need to be monitored and where around 8 CO lines need to be able to communicate back to the central point.

Functionality

The Command Centre serves as central communication for all life safety issues in an emergency. The 2500-12RCSV-C8 can monitor 12 separate zones (i.e. Area of Rescue or Emergency Phones) and receive up to 8 CO lines for either incoming or outgoing calls to provide the emergency responders with the fastest means of providing assistance. Once the 2500-12RCSV-C8 is activated, the operator will be notified of activation with a clear line of communication to the person calling for assistance through the 12 zones being monitored.

Technical Specifications

• Model: 2500-12RCSV-C8
• Zone Capacity: 12 Addressable Zones
• Line Capacity: Up to 8 CO (Central Office) lines
• Communication: Full-duplex two-way voice
• Power: 120VAC with optional battery backup
• Wiring: 18 AWG twisted pair for field stations
• Compliance: ADA, NFPA 72 and IBC compliant

Key Features & Benefits

• High Line Capacity: The C8 version supports multiple simultaneous outbound calls or multiple line paths, ensuring communication during busy emergencies.
• Selective Monitoring: LED lights help staff quickly determine which 12 zones are calling for help.
• Call Queuing & Routing: Ensures calls are properly queued and routed between the local console and remote fire stations.
• Rugged Design: Compact and rugged design for 24-hour operations at security desks or monitoring centres.
• Code Compliance: Streamlines building inspections as it adheres to all current life-safety codes for emergency communication systems.

Common Application

The 2500-12RCSV-C8 is perfect for mid-sized buildings with a range of communication needs, including:

• Mid-Rise Commercial Buildings: Monitoring multiple floors of the Area of Rescue and elevator phones.
• Medical Institutions: Offering a central point for emergency calls in clinics or parking lots.
• School Campuses: Centralising emergency call boxes to a security office.
• Government Offices: Providing secure two-way communication in public and secure areas.