CARE2 Fire Telephones
Type A Fire Telephones for the CARE2 EVC system are robust, easy-to-use and dependable
Fire Telephone Type A Outstations for CARE2 EVC systems are available as surface mounted or flush (with a separate bezel) with red or stainless steel finishes.
CARE2 Fire Telephone Outstations have a high volume ringer, hearing aid compatible earpiece (T-coil) and LED status. These units provide a complimentary device to go with our Type B Outstations for Disabled Refuge Areas in buildings.
Fire Telephones enable two-way communication between fire officers or those responsible for the evacuation of a building during an emergency. They provide speech communication between the Fire Telephone(s) and the operator at the Control Panel. Typically a fire officer will use the telephone outstation to confirm that an area/floor level is clear of people.
CARE2 EVC system is an alternative to our popular (loop-wired) OmniCare EVC system.
Additional Features:
- Red or stainless steel finish
- Robust handset in heavy duty enclosure
- Handset has a hearing aid compatible earpiece (T-coil)
- Full duplex speech
- Push or slot lock door versions available (door latch initiates call)
- Conference facility – including roaming telephone handsets
- Surface mountable (optional flush mount bezel available)
- Can be included with any CARE2 outstation on the same panel
Other outstations available include Disabled Refuge Outstations, Steward Telephones and Emergency Assistance/Toilet Alarms.
C2FTRL / C2FTSL
Fire Telephone
Lock door
Red / stainless steel
130mm x 330mm x 75mm
2.5 kg
C2FTRP / C2FTSP
Fire Telephone
Push door
Red / stainless steel
130mm x 330mm x 75mm
2.5 kg
C2FTRZ / C2FTSZ
Bezel for flush mounting C2FT## / C2FT##
Red /stainless steel
170mm x 370mm (c/o 136W x 336H)
Key Benefits
- Fully compliant to BS5839-9:2021
- Full duplex two-way communication
- Self-powered from the line
- Battery backup powered by Control Panel
- Robust handset with ‘T-Coil’ Hearing Aid-compatible earpiece
- High volume ringer
- Surface Mountable or Flush Mountable (bezel required)
- LED status light
- Conference facility via the Control Panel
- Call initiated when door opened
- Red or Stainless Steel finish
- Slot Lock or Push Door options
- Any CARE2 Outstation on the same Panel
Safe & Compliant
BS5839-9 is a code of practice for those who install, maintain and commission EVC systems, giving guidance on how to install an effective system as part of a fire detection and alarm system covering all components including wireless.
BS9999 is a BSI Standards Publication providing guidance for fire safety in the design, management and use of buildings. It includes the provision of evacuation methods and placement of EVC systems.
Documentation & Downloads
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| About the CARE2 EVC system – Datasheet |
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| CARE2 BIM Objects |
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| C2FT## CARE2 Fire Telephone – User Guide |
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| CARE2 EVC System Installation – Manual | |
| CARE2 Quickstart Installation – Manual |
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CARE2 Product Range
Expandable 4-way control console available in either black or stainless steel.
Add one or more of these expansion panels for larger networked systems.
Type B outstation. Two-way, hands-free voice communication unit for disabled refuge areas.
Type A outstation. Two-way voice communication Emergency Steward Telephone, typically used where crowd control is required, such as Stadia.
Type A outstation. Two-way emergency voice communication Fire Telephone, can be used by Fire Officers during the evacuation of a building.
Portable Roaming Telephone handset, jack sockets and monitored enclosure.
Emergency Assistance Alarm solution for toilets for the CARE2 system.
CARE2 EVC cabling and networking information.
EVC System Options
OmniCarePLUS makes it possible to install especially large Disabled Refuge/Fire Telephone Emergency Voice Communication (EVC) systems with up to 2,048 outstations on a single loop-wired system.
