Analog Command Center System

A code-compliant two-way communication system for rescue assistance requires a central control point to manage emergency assistance calls from call boxes. The Command Center base stations, designed to handle up to 116 call boxes, provide a seamless means of communication between stranded individuals, rescue personnel, and offsite parties Utilizing an analog home run configuration with a single pair of wires for each call box, the system ensures an efficient and cost-effective installation process The system includes Base Stations and Distribution Modules, Power Supply with battery backup sold separately

Each two-way communication system for rescue assitance requires hands-free devices (call boxes) on each floor above and below the main exit floor. The Command Center call boxes, designed for large-scale installations of up to 116 call boxes, provide a reliable means for distressed individuals to communicate with rescue personnel during an emergencyUtilizing a single pair of wires for each call box, the system ensures an efficient and cost-effective installation process The Command Center call boxes offer a scalable and robust solution without compromising on quality or compliance, ensuring top-tier reliability and adherence to industry standards

Our range of power supplies for the Command Center system is designed to meet backup requirements as dictated by NFPA 72. These power supplies ensure that your system remains operational for a minimum of 24 hours under quiescent load (when the system is in a non-alarm condition) Following this period, they retain the capability to activate all alarm notification appliances used for evacuation or directing aid to the area of refuge, functioning for 60 minutes in total darknessTailored to support the Command Center’s analog configuration for up to 116 Call Boxes, these power supplies provide a robust and reliable solution, enhancing the safety and efficiency of your Area of Refuge system

RATH® Supervision solutions for Analog Command Center systems meet NFPA 72 requirements for emergency communication systems by monitoring both communication pathways and power integrity. These products ensure system reliability and provide immediate alerts for any failures.