Description

Eaton CFVCEA Emergency Assist Alarm Kit

The VoCALL Emergency Assist Standalone Kit and its accessories offer an ideal solution for ensuring compliance and safety in various commercial settings like retail stores, restaurants, offices, and hotels. Eaton CFVCEA Emergency Assist Alarm Kit.

Here’s a breakdown of what’s included in the standalone kit and the available accessories:

Standalone Kit Components:

1. Ceiling Pull Cord: This allows individuals to easily trigger emergency assistance by pulling the cord. Providing a simple and accessible means of calling for help.
2. Power Supply: The power supply ensures continuous operation of the emergency assist system, guaranteeing reliability and functionality when needed.
3. Over Door Indicator: This visual indicator alerts staff or responders to the location from which the emergency call originated, aiding in swift response and assistance.
4. Cancel Button: The cancel button allows for the termination of emergency calls when they’re no longer needed, preventing unnecessary disruptions and ensuring efficient use of resources.
5. Disabled Sticker: Clearly identifying the presence of emergency assistance equipment for disabled individuals, this sticker promotes inclusivity and accessibility within the premises.

Available Accessories:

1. Kit Without Power Supply: This variant includes essential components like the pull cord unit, cancel button, and over door indicator.  Excludes the power supply, offering flexibility in installation and setup.
2. Additional Pull Cord Unit: Useful for installing multiple emergency assistance points as required. Ensuring comprehensive coverage and accessibility throughout the building.
3. 4-Way Indicator Splitter: Enabling the connection of multiple indicators to a single system. This splitter expands coverage and visibility of emergency calls, enhancing safety and response capabilities.

Overall, the VoCALL Emergency Assist system, with its simple two-wire design and range of accessories, provides a comprehensive solution for meeting safety requirements and ensuring accessibility in commercial buildings. However, it’s crucial to consult local regulations to ensure compliance with specific standards and guidelines.