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| NC-150R (NC150R) | Area of Rescue |
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NC-150R is an "Area Of Rescue" system designed to provide voice and signal communication between the master intercom/annunciator and IR-150B area of refuge call stations. Calls are indicated at the master by visual and audible signals. The master also has sensitive two-way communications and call tone functions. A maximum of eight (8) zone NC-150R Master Station. Larger masters are available on a custom order basis. PK-152 (PK152) provides power and control circuits to operate audible and visual signaling. IR-150B (IR150B) Staff Station is used to provide communication to the NC-150R master intercom/annunciator. IR-150B stations are to be located at designated areas of rescue. |
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| FEATURES |
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Audible & visual annunciation Push Button Operation Solid-state circuitry Voice communication & monitoring Sensitive speaker/microphone for clear audio Provides steady light and slow tone for call-in Meets ADA requirements (may require specific indicator signs-check local codes) |
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SPECIFICATIONS
OH-150: Flush Housing for NC-150R. Galvanized Steel. 11 5/8" H, 4 7/16" W, 3 7/8" D. IR-150B: Area Of Rescue Station. Rugged ABS plastic panel with integral speaker grill. 4 1/2" H, 6 3/8" W, 1 7/8" D IR-150B Mounting: Mounts horizontally on Steel City #H3BD with Steel City #3GC plaster ring, or TekTone's #IH-353 box with IH-352 ring. PK-152: Power/Control Unit. Electronic components mounted on a printed circuit board and housed in a rugged aluminum case. One required per system. 9 1/2" H, 2 3/8" W, 2 1/4" D. PS-30A: 24VAC UL Listed Pigtail Transformer. One required per system RP-021CM: Custom or Blank Lens Markings. One required per zone (8 for standard NC-150R) |
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This page was last updated
December 11, 2011
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