The fire fighter telephone is used by fire officers or building management during an emergency – such as a fire. It is a means of direct communication between those in different areas/levels of a building and a trained/responsible person at the control console. There is also a ‘conference call’ and an ‘all call’ facility built into the system.

A fire fighter telephone (Type A outstation – BS5839-9:2011) assists with the efficient evacuation of a building, providing a method of clear communication between two or more points.

In a typical installation, a fire fighter telephone is located on each floor of a building (as a minimum) in areas that are easily accessible.

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)

To comply with BS5839-9:2011, the centre point of a fire fighter telephone should be mounted between 1300-1400mm from floor level.

You may also like to see:

• The Care2 control console
• Roaming telephone

Care2 provides an alternative solution to our popular (loop wired) Omnicare system. Which EVC system suits your needs?

More information

The product codes:

• C2FTRP
• C2FTSP
• C2FTRL
• C2FTSL

Further information:

• Care2 EVC Leaflet

• Care2 manual

• Technical training on Care2

• BIM objects for Care2