Cornell 4800VS CALL STATION - MUSHROOM BUTTON

Cornell 4800VS CALL STATION - MUSHROOM BUTTON

Description:

The Area of Refuge Call Station (4800VS) will initiate a call at the Base Station(s) (A-4800BS) when the red mushroom button is pressed. If the call is not answered on site after a preprogrammed amount of time has elapsed, the Main System (SCM-4825) will call off site to a pre-programmed emergency number (Outside Monitoring not Included).

Operation:

Pressing the Mushroom Button (or Flush Button) will activate a call to all Base Station phones, and if not answered, can forward the call to an outside monitoring location. The pushbutton LED begins to flash when activated, and an audible message plays providing notification of the status of their request for help call to the caller. The call station will be connected with 2-way full duplex communication when a call is answered by any Base Station or outside monitoring location.

Mounting:

It is required that each Call Station be mounted in a 3-gang electrical back box (minimum of 2.5” deep). Call Stations connect to the Main System or Expansion Module using an RJ45 connector and Cat5E (or better) cable.

Engineering Specifications:

The contractor shall furnish and install the CORNELL 4800VS Call Stations as indicated on the plans. Faceplates shall be satin-finish, heavy gauge stainless steel with silk-screened designations. The activation button shall be via a Red Mushroom Pushbutton (Flush Mount Button Optional Replacement) with an integral LED indicator. Stations shall be mounted in a 3-gang electrical back box (minimum 2.5” deep).