Rescue Assistance

Rescue Assistance provides accessible, hands-free, two-way communications enabling people with disabilities to call for help in an emergency.

Features

Use the latest technology to optimize the performance of your building’s critical life safety solutions and environment. The Area of Rescue System uses a public telephone line for voice communication. 

Instant Alarm

Protect individuals in your building. In stressful and emergency situations, individuals can quickly communicate with the control station by simply pressing a button.

Visual Cues

A flashing light will notify the caller that the alarm has been received.

Voice Communication

Press the talk button to communicate with the control station.

 

Hardware

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SIGNAGE

Area of refuge signage is required by building codes, as well as ADA and NFPA 101 regulations, to ensure the call stations and safe refuge areas can be readily found. Signage also includes instructions to call for assistance. Signage can include directional, lighted room location or instruction.

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CALL STATION

The Call Station works with the Rescue Assistance system to initiate a call to the master panel when the button is pressed, opening up a voice communication from master panel to station.

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ANNUNCIATOR PANEL

The Annunciator Panel works with call stations opening up a voice communication from master panel to station when call is initiated at call station.

 

Contact

Want to learn more about Rescue Assistance? Need Training? Reach out to us today and we'll help you get up and running.

9401 James Ave S, Suite 180

Minneapolis, MN 55431

 
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