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Overview
The 2100-ALARM provides a simple, fully functional solution to meet the 2010 and 2013 ASME codes. The code states that each elevator phone needs to check for an active phone line at least once in a 24 hour period.
- The 2100-ALARM checks the complete phone line system from the elevators to the machine room, and from the machine room to the outside world
- If an active phone line is not detected, an audible and visual alarm at the main landing panel is activated
- A key switch is used to silence the audible alarm
- If the phone line has not been re-established within a 24 hour period, the audible will resound
Communications Failure Annuciator
Available in both Surface or Flush Mount and Horizontal/Vertical orientation
Style: Stainless Steel Box
Horizontal Mount: 3.75″ H x 6.75″ W x 3.67″ D
Vertical Mount:
- Face Plate: 3.75″ H x 6.75″ W
- Back Box: 3” H x 6” W x 1.53” D
Power Requirements: 24vdc required
Additional Features: Flush and surface mount plate and back box include: LED, momentary key switch, and labeling
Warranty: 2 years
Files and Resources
2100-ALARM_Elevator Communications Failure Data Sheet
Datasheets
RP8500ALARM_Installation Manual
Install Guides
RATH Elevator Communication Failure Specifications
Specifications
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