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Vox Ignis ViAC-RTK-SS Assist Call Remote Kit

Vox Ignis ViAC-RTK-SS Assist Call Remote KitThe ViAC-RTK-SS Assist Call system is designed to provide a fully compliant and scalable solution to building owners with many unique benefits including clear indication acoustic and visual feedback and high quality stainless steel finishes to blend into all locations. Where the toilet is in a remote non staffed area an acknowledge function is required from a permanently staffed area to reassure the caller help is on the way.Brushed stainless steel plates with Blue halo indication. 2-core cable is required. Plates can be wired in any order.Key FeaturesFully compliant with BS8300 for remote toiletsController placed in the staffed area provides the acknowledge function

GBP 282.76

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Vox Ignis ViAC-RTK Assist Call Remote Kit

Vox Ignis ViAC-RTK Assist Call Remote KitThe Assist Call system is designed to provide a fully compliant and scalable solution to building owners with many unique benefits including clear indication acoustic and visual feedback and high quality stainless steel finishes to blend into all locations. Where the toilet is in a remote non staffed area an acknowledge function is required from a permanently staffed area to reassure the caller help is on the way.The Assist Call Remote Kit comprises of 1x ViAC-1ZC 1 zone controller PSU with accept 1x VILX-ODP over-door plate 1x ViLX-CNP cancel plate 1x ViLX-CPP pull cord alarm fitted sticker and operating instructions sticker.Brushed stainless steel plates with Blue halo indication. 2-core cable is required. Plates can be wired in any order.Fully compliant with BS8300 for remote toilets. Controller placed in the staffed area provides the acknowledge function.

GBP 302.76

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Lexicomm ViLX-CNP Assist Call Cancel Plate

Lexicomm ViLX-CNP Assist Call Cancel PlateThe ViLX-CNP is a assist call cancel plate brushed stainless steel single gang plate with a blue halo indication and buzzer.Under the Equality Act building owners have a duty of care to ensure the safety of all building occupants especially those less able. Buildings Regulations Approved Document M was written to provide the requirements for these systems and applies to all buildings other than pure dwelling places. This requires the fitting of emergency assistance alarm systems to allow users of the disabled facilities to call for help should they need it. BS8300 provides additional guidance on the implementation of this requirement.The Assist Call system is designed to provide a fully compliant and scalable solution to building owners with many unique benefits including clear indication acoustic and visual feedback and high quality stainless steel finishes blending into all locations. In simple systems where the accessible room in in a permanently staffed area a basic kit can be used. However where the accessible room is in a remote location a means of signalling that help is on the way is required Assist call provides this by switching from the two tone alarm signal to a short period of beeps every 15 seconds the visual indication also changes from flashing to steady indicating to the occupant that help is on the way.If the call is not cancelled within two minutes of acceptance the system reverts to full alarm again. In line with BS8300 the alarm call should only be cancelled from the location the call was generated from. For simplicity all wiring is standard two core cable and unlike other systems the wiring order of the devices is not fixed allowing the designer total flexibility in the installation routes.

GBP 60.04

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Vox Ignis ViAC-STK Assist Call Standard Kit

Vox Ignis ViAC-STK Assist Call Standard KitThe ViAC-STK Assist Call kit is designed to provide a fully compliant and scalable solution to building owners with many unique benefits including clear indication acoustic and visual feedback and high quality stainless steel finishes to blend into all locations.In simple systems where the accessible room in in a permanently staffed area a basic kit can be used.However where the accessible room is in a remote location a means of signalling that help is on the way is required Assist call provides this by switching from the two tone alarm signal to a short period of beeps every 15 seconds the visual indication also changes from flashing to steady indicating to the occupant that help is on the way.If the call is not cancelled within two minutes of acceptance the system reverts to full alarm again. In line with BS8300 the alarm call should only be cancelled from the location the call was generated from.For simplicity all wiring is standard two core cable and unlike other systems the wiring order of the devices is not fixed allowing the designer total flexibility in the installation routes.The ViAC-STK Assist Call emergency assistance alarm is a 2 wire system consisting of a combined Over dor indicatorPSU which should be located above the door outside of the WC.The ceiling pull cord should be loated near to the WC and the cancel plate also located near to the WC. Additional assist call devices can be connected to the circuit of either one additional cancel plate or over door indicator and up to 5 additional ceiling pull cords. Assist call devices an be wired in any order so wiring runs can be kept to a minimum.The Vox Ignis ViAC-STK Assist Call Standard Kit comprises of1x ViAC-PSC PSUover-door1x ViLX-CNP cancel plate1x ViLX-CPP pull cordAlarm fitted sticker and operating instructions sticker.Brushed stainless steel plates with Blue halo indication. 2-core cable is required. Plates can be wired in any order.Compliant with BS8300 only when installed where the toilet is in a permanently staffed area.

GBP 216.64

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Lexicomm ViLX-CPP Assist Call Pull Cord 3m

Lexicomm ViLX-CPP Assist Call Pull Cord 3mThe ViLX-CPP is a assist call pull cord brushed stainless steel finish single gang plate with blue halo indication and 3m cord with two 50mm diameter red rings.The ceiling pull plate is used to activate the alarm the ceiling pull plate should be mounted with the lowest ring pull 100mm from the floor. The ceiling pull plate consists of a single gang brushed stainless steel plate as standard with a blue halo indicator for the visual alarm.For simplicity all wiring is a standard two core cable up to 6 pull cords can be connected on a single line the wiring order of the plates is not fixed and therefore can be wired in any order to give total flexibility in the installation routes. Each plate has two sets of two part terminals allowing simple cable connections and also a complete first fix solution.Under the Equality Act building owners have a duty of care to ensure the safety of all building occupants especially those less able. Buildings Regulations Approved Document M was written to provide the requirements for these systems and applies to all buildings other than pure dwelling places. This requires the fitting of emergency assistance alarm systems to allow users of the disabled facilities to call for help should they need it. BS8300 provides additional guidance on the implementation of this requirement.The Assist Call system is designed to provide a fully compliant and scalable solution to building owners with many unique benefits including clear indication acoustic and visual feedback and high quality stainless steel finishes blending into all locations. In simple systems where the accessible room in in a permanently staffed area a basic kit can be used. However where the accessible room is in a remote location a means of signalling that help is on the way is required Assist call provides this by switching from the two tone alarm signal to a short period of beeps every 15 seconds the visual indication also changes from flashing to steady indicating to the occupant that help is on the way.If the call is not cancelled within two minutes of acceptance the system reverts to full alarm again. In line with BS8300 the alarm call should only be cancelled from the location the call was generated from. For simplicity all wiring is standard two core cable and unlike other systems the wiring order of the devices is not fixed allowing the designer total flexibility in the installation routes.

GBP 52.20

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Vox Ignis ViAC-CPP-W Lexicomm Assist Call Pull Cord 2.8m - White

Vox Ignis ViAC-CPP-W Lexicomm Assist Call Pull Cord 2.8m - WhiteThe ViAC-CPP-W is an assist call pull cord white polycarbonate finish single gang plate with blue halo indication and 2.8m cord with two 50mm diameter red rings.The ceiling pull plate is used to activate the alarm the ceiling pull plate should be mounted with the lowest ring pull 100mm from the floor. The ceiling pull plate consists of a single gang plate as standard with a blue halo indicator for the visual alarm.For simplicity all wiring is a standard two core cable up to 6 pull cords can be connected on a single line the wiring order of the plates is not fixed and therefore can be wired in any order to give total flexibility in the installation routes. Each plate has two sets of two part terminals allowing simple cable connections and also a complete first fix solution.Under the Equality Act building owners have a duty of care to ensure the safety of all building occupants especially those less able. Buildings Regulations Approved Document M was written to provide the requirements for these systems and applies to all buildings other than pure dwelling places. This requires the fitting of emergency assistance alarm systems to allow users of the disabled facilities to call for help should they need it. BS8300 provides additional guidance on the implementation of this requirement.The Assist Call system is designed to provide a fully compliant and scalable solution to building owners with many unique benefits including clear indication acoustic and visual feedback and high quality stainless steel finishes blending into all locations. In simple systems where the accessible room in in a permanently staffed area a basic kit can be used. However where the accessible room is in a remote location a means of signalling that help is on the way is required Assist call provides this by switching from the two tone alarm signal to a short period of beeps every 15 seconds the visual indication also changes from flashing to steady indicating to the occupant that help is on the way.If the call is not cancelled within two minutes of acceptance the system reverts to full alarm again. In line with BS8300 the alarm call should only be cancelled from the location the call was generated from. For simplicity all wiring is standard two core cable and unlike other systems the wiring order of the devices is not fixed allowing the designer total flexibility in the installation routes.

GBP 47.86

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Vox Ignis ViAC-CPP-SS Lexicomm Assist Call Pull Cord 2.8m

Vox Ignis ViAC-CPP-SS Lexicomm Assist Call Pull Cord 2.8mThe ViAC-CPP-SS is an assist call pull cord brushed stainless steel finish single gang plate with blue halo indication and 2.8m cord with two 50mm diameter red rings.The ceiling pull plate is used to activate the alarm the ceiling pull plate should be mounted with the lowest ring pull 100mm from the floor. The ceiling pull plate consists of a single gang brushed stainless steel plate as standard with a blue halo indicator for the visual alarm.For simplicity all wiring is a standard two core cable up to 6 pull cords can be connected on a single line the wiring order of the plates is not fixed and therefore can be wired in any order to give total flexibility in the installation routes. Each plate has two sets of two part terminals allowing simple cable connections and also a complete first fix solution.Under the Equality Act building owners have a duty of care to ensure the safety of all building occupants especially those less able. Buildings Regulations Approved Document M was written to provide the requirements for these systems and applies to all buildings other than pure dwelling places. This requires the fitting of emergency assistance alarm systems to allow users of the disabled facilities to call for help should they need it. BS8300 provides additional guidance on the implementation of this requirement.The Assist Call system is designed to provide a fully compliant and scalable solution to building owners with many unique benefits including clear indication acoustic and visual feedback and high quality stainless steel finishes blending into all locations. In simple systems where the accessible room in in a permanently staffed area a basic kit can be used. However where the accessible room is in a remote location a means of signalling that help is on the way is required Assist call provides this by switching from the two tone alarm signal to a short period of beeps every 15 seconds the visual indication also changes from flashing to steady indicating to the occupant that help is on the way.If the call is not cancelled within two minutes of acceptance the system reverts to full alarm again. In line with BS8300 the alarm call should only be cancelled from the location the call was generated from. For simplicity all wiring is standard two core cable and unlike other systems the wiring order of the devices is not fixed allowing the designer total flexibility in the installation routes.