• Digital audio – full duplex or speech steered (remote dependent)
• One master and multiple slaves can be networked on one system (panels are configured on installation)
• Surface mountable or optional flush mounting with bezel
• Dedicated button control for each outstation with status LED indicators
• Lockable glazed door
• Remote units are connected to the master control panel in a loop configuration, using fire rated enhanced four-core cable. (OmniCare cabling & networking)
• Fully monitored and battery backed (separate box to house batteries supplied with panels larger than 32-way)
• The system is addressable via the remote units

• Pull switch: ceiling mounted pull with two ‘G’ pulls.
• Reset point: reset button (and LED) to reset calls locally.
• Light/sounder: Overdoor triangular lens with integral sounder to attract attention.
• WC sign: Self adhesive, vinyl, disabled toilet alarm sign.

Connection to OmniCare

• The DTAKITs are connected to the system via a BVOCRIF repeater unit
• Up to two DTAKITs can be connected to one line (will show as one point on the control panel)
• As an alternative, one DTAKIT and an additional ceiling pull can be fitted to one line
• It is possible to add other optional products to the DTAKIT to form an Assistance Call system (NB: adding additional points to the standard DTAKIT may result in non-compliance to BS8300. Dependent upon system layout, some components may be unmonitored.)

• Red or stainless steel finish
• Rugged red handset with ‘T-Coil’ hearing aid compatible earpiece and loudspeaker
• Hands free use
• Full duplex speech, digital audio
• Door latch initiates call
• Push catch or slot lockable door and/or beacon
• Conference facility (via master control panel)
• Surface mountable (optional flush mount bezel available)
• Wired in a loop configuration using fire rated enhanced four-core cable

• Green finish
• Robust handset in heavy duty enclosure
• Handset has a hearing aid compatible earpiece (T-coil)
• Full duplex speech
• Push or slot lock door versions available (door latch initiates call)
• Conference facility
• Surface mountable (optional flush mount bezel available)
• To comply with BS5839-9:2011, the centre point of an emergency telephone should be mounted between 1300-1400mm from floor level

• Green (BVOCECPG) or stainless steel (BVOCECPS) finish
• Surface mountable (optional flush mount bezel available)
• Speech steered, digital audio
• Plasterboard backbox available
• IP65 rated enclosure available (BVCRIPBG)
• Reset at either master panel or remote

Advance disabled refuge remote

• Green (BVOCA2G) or stainless steel (BVOCA2S) finish
• Induction loop, Braille, tactile and luminescent text
• Surface mounting unit, or flush mount with bezel (available separately)
• Speech steered, digital audio
• Reset at either master panel or remote

• Black or stainless steel finish
• Unique design, easy to operate
• Clear LCD screen with rotary encoder/control
• Rugged red handset with hearing aid compatible earpiece
• Handset is mounted in lockable compartment
• Optional link to fire detection system prevents hoax disabled refuge calls (C2CFPE required)
• Can be networked with network expansion panels (C2CN card required in control console(s))
• Surface mount (optional flush mount bezel available)

• Green or stainless steel finish
• Induction loop output to feed an external amplifier
• Surface mountable (optional flush mount bezel available)
• Call is reset at the control console when the occupant of the refuge area has been safely evacuated
• Hands-free, speech steered, operation
• To comply with BS5839-9:2011 one refuge remote unit should be installed per refuge area
• The recommended refuge remote mounting height is 900-1200mm from floor level (from the centre point)