Baldwin Boxall Communications - What is EVC?
An EVC (emergency voice communication) system allows firefighters and others to communicate with one another during emergency situations. The system also allows communication with disabled persons.
It is a “System that allows voice communication in either direction between a central control point and a number of other points throughout a building or building complex, particularly in a fire emergency situation.” (BS5839-9:2011 3.4).
EVC is a:
- Disabled refuge system (DRS)
- Fire telephone system
- Emergency / steward telephone system
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With OmniCare – all wired on ONE common network
Why is it needed?
- Conformance with national standards and building codes
- To communicate with ‘emergency personnel’ within a building, to ensure a controlled evacuation
- To communicate with ALL occupants within a building, to assist and reassure throughout an emergency
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To communicate with occupants of ‘refuge areas’
A unique feature of OmniCare is that it allows disabled toilet alarms to be wired into the system.
For full product specification please refer to the sales leaflet:
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CARE2 available APRIL
Our new radial wired EVC system will be available at the beginning of April and can be pre-ordered now.
2012 Exhibitions
We will be attending a variety of exhibitions this year. A welcome will await you at the following events:
ISCE
The Institue of Sound and Communications Engineers.
Supporting professional engineers, technicians and managers.
Providing training and raising technical proficiency in the sound industry.
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