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Analog Command Center System

Rath AVIRE Analog Command Center System (Up to 116 Call Boxes)

The Role of an Analog Command Center

Whenever your tall building or large facility requires emergency communication between dozens of levels, the AVIRE Analog Command Center System provides a rugged area of refuge communication in 11 to 116 call box installations. With battle-tested analog home-run technology, the Command Center provides tested-and-proven reliability at enterprise scale.

Command Center base stations accommodate up to 116 call boxes, which provide better communication between stranded groups, rescue groups, and remote groups. In a one-wire pair analog home run installation for each call box, the system is not compromised for the sake of the installation effect. The Command Center System provides the capacity and dependability needed in life safety applications of high-rise office buildings, hospitals, university campuses, and government complexes.

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What the Avire Analog Command Center System Offers

  • Business Capability: Accommodates 11 to 116 call boxes on modular base station configurations
  • Field-Proven Reliability: Analog home-run wiring prevents single points of failure
  • Modular Structure: Select a 12- to 116-zone capacity.
  • Extra Backup Power: 60-minute emergency power plus 24-hour quiescent operation
  • In accordance with UL 2525, NFPA 72, ADA, and IBC/IFC codes
  • Scalable Architecture: Install distribution modules with growing building requirements

Components & Features of the Avire Analog Command Center System

1. Command Center Base Stations/ Distribution Modules (2500 Series)

The focal point of the Command Center System, these base stations govern communication among all corresponding call boxes and provide system supervision and monitoring capabilities.

Capacities Available:

  • 2500-12RC: 12 zones
  • 2500-16RC: 16 zones
  • 2500-28RC: 28 zones
  • 2500-36RC: 36 zones
  • 2500-56XRC: 56 zones
  • 2500-76XRC: 76 zones
  • 2500-96XRC: 96 zones
  • 2500-116XRC: 116 zones

Base Station Features:

  • Controls and manages connections for all installed call boxes
  • Identification of call box locations in emergencies
  • High-quality two-way hands-free conversation
  • Queuing of calls when two or more boxes are being called simultaneously
  • LED visual indication of active calls and system status
  • Attendant handset with coil cord option
  • Surface mount and flush mount configurations
  • Fireman's lock compatible cabinet options

Command Center architecture supports the integration of base stations with distribution modules to exactly address capacity requirements. Start with a 36-zone base station and add distribution modules to 56, 76, or additional zones as your building expands.

2. Command Center Call Boxes (2400 Series)

The Command Center call boxes provide durable ways in which stranded individuals can contact rescue personnel during emergencies. These solid units provide the reliability and performance required by busy commercial locations.

Various Mounting Options Include:

  • Flush Mount: Antique bronze, brushed stainless steel, cover protection configurations
  • Surface Mount: Red powder-coated to be more conspicuous, mirror-finish stainless steel
  • Exterior Rated: Outdoor Locations of Refuge NEMA-rated red fiberglass enclosures

Call Box Features:

  • Visual LED status indicators
  • Hands-free two-way communication
  • Audible call confirmation tones to confirm calls
  • Heavy-duty build for support of heavy-application use in heavy-traffic areas
  • Push-button
  • Works with all Command Center base station applications

The Command Center call boxes feature a heavy-duty and expandable solution with no compromises on quality or compliance. Using a single set of wires for each call box makes installation easy.

3. Command Center Power Supplies

These power supplies continue powering your system for a minimum of 24 hours under quiescent load mode. Subsequently, they can also power all the alarm notification devices for 60 minutes in pitch darkness.

Power Supply Features:

  • Minimum of 24 hours battery backup in quiescent mode
  • 60-minute add-on emergency power capability
  • Automatic switchover on power loss
  • Trickle charging on extended normal running
  • Power and battery status indicator LEDs
  • Specifically tailored to support the supply Command Center's analog system for 116 call boxes

How to Choose the Right Area of Refuge System

BEC Area of Refuge System Comparison

Feature Analog Smart
(1–10 Stations)
Analog Command
(16–32 Stations)
Analog Command
(56–116 Stations)
IP Command Center
(Network-Based)
Power Backup Yes Yes Yes (Central + Distributed) Yes (UPS / PoE Options)
Line Supervision Basic (Fault/Trouble) Per-Station Short/Open Card-Level + Ground Fault Network + Device Monitoring
Indicators LED + Audible LED Location + Audible Zone LEDs + Audible GUI + Device Indicators
Wiring Topology Home-Run Analog Home-Run Analog Analog + Distribution Modules Ethernet (PoE)
Off-Site Calling Analog Line Analog / PBX Analog / PBX SIP / Analog / Digital
Typical Max Stations 10 32 116 ≈64 (Varies by Design)
Compliance Focus ADA • IBC • NFPA 72

Best supply applications for the Analog Command Center System

High-Rise Office Buildings: 10+ story buildings utilize greater than one Area of Refuge per floor. Command Center's capacity for expansion supports 20, 30, or more call boxes with no loss to the system's integrity.

Health Care Facilities: Large hospitals and multi building medical centers need a reliable emergency system. The Command Center's extended battery life and analog design go beyond healthcare needs.

University Campuses: Centrally controlled multi building campus facilities benefit from the Command Center's potential to serve dozens of call boxes from a single base station location.

Government Buildings: Government, state, and city buildings require high-capacity solutions that are assured to be reliable. Command Center's analog technology makes the reliability required for government use possible.

Mixed-Use Properties: Mixed-use multistory buildings with residential, retail, and commercial occupancies require area of refuge coverage in all areas.

Hotels and Hospitality: Multistory hotels require an area of refuge communication on guest floors. Command Center's capacity is adequate to cover large buildings.

Why AVIRE Command Center from BEC Integrated Solutions

BEC Integrated Solutions is a more than 20-year-old certified distribution partner of AVIRE communication systems. We supply reliable AVIRE products to contractors, building owners, and facility managers on projects of all sizes.

We carry AVIRE Command Center base stations in all capacity configurations, 2400 Series call boxes in all mounting configurations, power supplies, and system accessory components. Product information assists customers in choosing the proper equipment and amount of equipment needed for their use.

BEC Integrated Solutions is an authorized AVIRE dealer and provides discounted prices on original AVIRE products with factory warranties.

FAQs

When should I choose Command Center instead of the SmartCommand addressable system?

Analog home-run wiring is employed by Command Center, with each call box hard-wired directly to the base station. Daisy-chain addressable wiring is employed by SmartCommand. The technologies can both be applied to buildings that require 11-116 call boxes. Utilize analog Command Center if you like established technology with simple troubleshooting, or addressable SmartCommand if daisy-chain wiring reduces installation expense in your specific building design.

How do I determine what Command Center capacity I need?

Determine how many Areas of Refuge there are in your building (usually one on each floor of the main exit's upper and lower levels).  To account for growth, add 10–20%.  Use the 2500-36RC base station for 28 call boxes.

Can I expand my Command Center system after the initial setup?

Yes, as the Command Center is modular in design, extra capacity can be increased by installing distribution modules into base stations. However, plan your initial capacity carefully because expansion entails more wiring facilities and equipment.

How are the 24-hour backup and 60-minute emergency power different?

Power supply by Command Center offers 24 hours of routine system operation during a power outage. Then it automatically enters emergency mode, which gives 60 minutes of power to emergency lighting and alarm notification devices only.

What products does BEC Integrated Solutions carry for Command Center systems?

BEC Integrated Solutions is a certified distributor of AVIRE products. We are a distributor of Command Center base stations (all capacity models from 12 to 116 zones), 2400 Series call boxes (all types of mounts), power supplies, distribution modules, and related parts. We provide full product specifications and technical details. For system planning, capacity planning, installation, and programming, please work with qualified contractors in your area experienced with AVIRE systems

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