As part of emergency voice communication systems, Type A fire telephones provide reliable two-way communication between the control room and critical field locations. During fire-fighting operations and emergency management, they help teams coordinate effectively on site and establish fast communication from the correct location.
A Type A fire telephone that provides reliable communication between the control room and designated field locations. With its handset design, red steel enclosure and push-to-open operating concept, it offers fast access during emergency situations.
A Type A outstation for projects where a lockable model is preferred. It provides controlled operation through its locking mechanism to help reduce unauthorised interference, while still supporting fast and clear communication in an emergency.
A portable handheld telephone for applications where lower cost and practical use are priorities. Its compact body dimensions and durable construction provide flexibility for on-site personnel.
A wall connection socket used together with a portable fire telephone. It suits different building scenarios with both surface-mount and flush-mount installation options.
A stainless steel Type A fire telephone suitable for applications with cable distances up to 500 m. Its push-to-open operating concept adds practicality to emergency communication.
Combines fire telephone and disabled emergency call functions within the same enclosure. With handset and handsfree communication options and a stainless steel body, it suits accessible emergency communication scenarios.
A combined solution that can be used in both disabled refuge and fire communication systems. It is compatible with hearing aids and offers options suitable for flush or surface mounting scenarios.
A cost-focused handheld solution designed for fast use in the field. Its steel body increases durability.
Used together with the ViLX-OSR handheld fire telephone. It provides a quick plug-in / unplug arrangement and an organised usage infrastructure through a wall connection point.
Type A fire telephones should generally be installed indoors, in lobbies and fire access doors where fire-fighters may need to operate, at a height of approximately 1.3 to 1.4 metres from floor level. In stadium applications, the layout should be planned so that the maximum distance from a steward to a Type A fire telephone is 30 metres, and the number of devices required should be determined accordingly.