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Rath - Avire RP7900006R7 Smt7 Brd

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RP7900006R7
$176.90
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  • Rath RP7900006R7 - Smt7 Main Board for Master Safety Communications

    Rath - Avire RP7900006R7 Smt7 Brd also referred to as the SMT7 Board, is an elevator control system. The board is configured in the SmartView system setup. This is a highly advanced circuit board that integrates both text, voice, and video communication to satisfy the demands of the two-way visual communication system in the elevators.

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    Functions

    The board acts as the primary system in the elevators equipped with the SmartView system. The board receives input from the emergency station and outputs the information to the screen and camera inside the car. The board plays a significant role in ensuring text communication between the trapped individual and the rescue crew with an aim of addressing the issue of individuals who cannot communicate verbally.

    Specifications

    The RP7900006R7 SMT Board (Surface-Mounted Technology) contains multiport capable of supporting the camera, display, and "Yes/No" response. The board is mounted within the SmartView controller housing and has the capability to handle high-speed data transfers in the sending and receiving of video streams via the IP or cellular gateways.

    Features & Advantages

    • Advanced processing power: simultaneous processing of multiple video and text streams.
    • Compliant with ASME A17.1 (2019/2022) & IBC code for two-way visual communication.
    • SmartView 2 series phone 2100 Series Phones and SmartView 2 other Equipment.
    • Inbuilt supervision: system monitoring and reporting.

    Applications

    The SMT7 boards can prove useful in upgrading old elevators or installing new elevators in cases where there is a need for visual communication in elevators. These boards are usually used in office buildings, hospitals, and public institutions especially those adhering to the ADA and elevators codes.