 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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| IR-107C 4-Wire ALUMINUM FLUSH MOUNT Apartment Intercom Station IR-107C is an economical, aluminum 4-wire apartment intercom station for use where a metal intercom station is preferred, and cost is critical. Minimal depth makes for a particularly easy and attractive installation. The large 3 1/2", 1 Watt, 45 Ohm speaker provides superior voice quality audio reproduction. Contemporary styling, featuring stark anodized aluminum and pleasing lines, compliments most decors. Advanced circuitry and simple pushbutton operation make this the perfect station for use in large or small buildings. |
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SPECIFICATIONS Controls: Individually replaceable Talk, Listen and Door Release buttons with self-wiping, plated contacts. Finish: Satin anodized aluminum extrusion Speaker: 3 1/2", 1 Watt, 45 Ohm. Heavy duty magnet with natural voice reproduction. Also used for tone signal from lobby panel. Color: Aluminum, with black speaker grille. Amplifier: Use Lee Dan model PK-543A. |
WIRING REQUIREMENTS It is always advisable to run spares!
IR-107C: 4 Wires: Use 1 twisted pair, plus 1 conductor common, plus 1 selective #22. CHOOSE
FROM OVER 70 APARTMENT STATIONS
OPTIONAL MOUNTING METHODS
IH-102 Flush Plaster ring: For drywall construction OH-700 Surface Back box: Black powder coated steel |
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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. Get the Brochure! | Brochure | Doc | Spec Sheet | User Guide | Manual | Wiring | |
This page was last updated February 5, 2013,
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