Roaming Telephones

Roaming handsets and jack sockets form a Type A Outstation, compatible with our CARE2 EVC system

The Baldwin Boxall Roaming Telephone handset is a portable telephone that can be plugged into CARE2 Jack Sockets in a building as part of the CARE2 Emergency Voice Communication system.

The Roaming Telephone and Jack Socket form a type A outstation, compatible with all other parts of our CARE2 Emergency Voice Communication system. Jack sockets should be mounted at appropriate areas throughout a building to provide additional flexibility during an emergency evacuation.

Roaming Telephones are stored in a Handset Enclosure keeping them secure, protected and monitored, ensuring the handsets readily available for use when needed.

CARE2 EVC system is an alternative to our popular (loop-wired) OmniCare EVC system.

 

The handset
  • Robust unit with hearing aid compatible earpiece (T-coil)
Jack sockets
  • Stainless steel finish
  • Any number can be daisy chained (one operational per line at any one time)
  • Conference call facility via control console
  • CARE2 jack socket for roaming telephone
  • UK and American options available
Handset enclosure
  • Black or stainless steel enclosure
  • Lockable glass door
  • Holds up to six handsets
  • Monitors each handset independently and indicates if a fault is detected
  • Green reassurance LEDs
  • Self powered from the line
  • Surface mountable (optional flush mount bezel available)

C2RTEB / C2RTES
Roaming Telephone Handset Enclosure
Holds up to 6 handsets (sold separately)
Black / stainless steel
Wall mount or flush mountable with bezel
430mm x 310mm x 130mm
0.5 kg

C2CBZ / C2CSZ
Bezel for flush mounting C2C#4 / C2C#NEP / C2RTE#
Black / stainless steel 
470mm x 350mm with 10mm radius (c/o 440W x 320H)

C2RTH
CARE2 Roaming Telephone Handset
Red

C2RTJUK
CARE2 roaming telephone jack socket – United Kingdom
(Back box not supplied)

C2RTJA
CARE2 roaming telephone jack socket – United States
(Back box not supplied)

Key Benefits

Safe & Compliant

British Standards BS5839-9 Code of Practice

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.

British Standards BS9999 Code of Practice

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.

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CARE2 Product Range

Radial Wired EVC

Expandable 4-way control console available in either black or stainless steel.

Radial Wired EVC

Add one or more of these expansion panels for larger networked systems.

Radial Wired EVC

Type B outstation. Two-way, hands-free voice communication unit for disabled refuge areas. 

Radial Wired EVC

Type A outstation. Two-way voice communication Emergency Steward Telephone, typically used where crowd control is required, such as Stadia. 

Radial Wired EVC

Type A outstation. Two-way emergency voice communication Fire Telephone, can be used by Fire Officers during the evacuation of a building. 

Radial Wired EVC

Portable Roaming Telephone handset, jack sockets and monitored enclosure.

Radial Wired EVC

Emergency Assistance Alarm solution for toilets for the CARE2 system.

Radial Wired EVC

CARE2 EVC cabling and networking information.

EVC System Options

Loop Wired EVC

OmniCare EVC system is fully expandable and networkable, enabling up to 127 outstations. The first of its kind when introduced as a combined EVC system and now leads the way with installations throughout the world.

LOOP WIRED EVC

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.

Radial wired evc

CARE2 is our radial-wired EVC system featuring monitored bidirectional communication outstations and has been developed to provide an alternative EVC option to our popular loop-wired OmniCare systems.

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