 LEE DAN®COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 155 Adams Avenue, Hauppauge, New York, 11788-3699 USA Phone: 800-231-1414 or 631-231-1414 Fax: 631-231-1498 E-Mail: info@leedan.com Loading
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MILLENNIUM®
Black Metal Button Style STAINLESS STEEL Vandal-Proof Intercom Lobby Panels Featuring permanently engraved, individually replaceable, SOLID black METAL buttons.  |
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"Millennium™"
Lobby Panel: Intercom panel shall be a Lee Dan vandal-proof Millennium™
series or approved equal. Panel shall be constructed of 16 gauge
low-carbon Stainless Steel. Momentary action, self-wiping pushbuttons
shall be provided with 5/16" thick, solid aluminum plungers. Connections
shall be made by positive screw terminals. Pigtail connections shall not
be acceptable. Apartment numbers shall be permanently engraved on
individually replaceable metal plungers. Building address shall be
permanently engraved at the top of the lobby panel.
Speaker shall be 3.5", 1 Watt, 45 Ohm with mylar cone. Paper cone speakers are not acceptable. Speaker shall be protected by a three (3) layer metal speaker baffle. Intercom panel shall include an integral alphabetical directory protected by Lexan® sheet. Speaker, pushbuttons and directory components shall all be field replaceable. Glued in place components are not acceptable. Mounting screws shall be tamper resistant Tampruf type. A Lee Dan model SC-T Tampruf type screw driver shall be provided with each lobby panel for directory maintenance. Lexan® is a registered trademark of General Electric. Choose from more than 70 different stations! Request brochure A-101 
Since 1955, LEE DAN® has manufactured standard, modified and custom intercom systems for hundreds of thousands of homes, condos, co-ops, apartments, and commercial users. We take great interest in the special security needs of our customers, and great pride in the quality of our products! Call LEE DAN® customer service department toll-free for more information. With continuous product improvement, sizes and other specifications are subject to change without notice.
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This page was last updated September 15, 2011
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