DeafCall Paging System - DDA Compliant
DDA legislation requires all UK employers to make provision for disabled staff and customers, particularly in the area of Fire Safety.
With one in seven of the population being deaf or hard of hearing, the need for effective fire warning technology is imperative. This is where CST's DeafCall pager system comes into its own, providing an easy-to-use, low cost solution that is compatible with most alarms on the market.
| Reduces unnecessary evacuations |
| Meets DDA requirements for alerting the deaf and hard of hearing |
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ANK23 (J23) Alphanumeric Pager
Simple, compact and discreet personal device for short messages
- 2 Lines of 18 alphanumeric characters
- 10 to 60 message memory
- Unread message indication
- POCSAG, FLEXTM Signal format
- Backlight
- AAA Type battery power
- Addresses: 6
- 30 day Battery Life without switching off
- Programming: PC programming, Manual programming
- Operates on UHF Frequency
- Durable, rugged and reliable
- Small size, lightweight and comfortable to wear
- Can be clipped to the belt or waistband
- Protective case
- Dimensions: 75 x 51 x 18 mm
- Weight: 65g including battery
DeafCall Transmitter Features
- Frequency 440 - 470MHz
- Rugged wall mounted central control unit attached to your existing alarm installation
- Simple to follow daily test and emergency procedures
- 2 Watt transmitter and antennae powerfull enough to cover large areas
- Sealed, maintenance-free lead acid battery, permanently charged to supply 72- Hour back up in case of power failure
- Healthy unit indicator
- Signal transmit indicator
- Manual test button
- "Low Power" audible and visual fault alert
- Multiple alert transmissions to ensure message is received by pager
Vibrating Pillow Pad
CST has introduced the 'Vibrating Pillow Pad' so you can protect your hard of hearing customers in case of fire, whilst sleeping. The 'Vibrating Pillow Pad' connects to a CST wireless receiver, which is triggered by the CST DeafCall system. The 'Vibrating Pillow Pad' is placed where you can feel it, under your pillow or cushion for a 'silent' alarm call.
CST's DeafCall links with your own fire alarm and in the case of fire transmits a message to the wireless receiver, activating the shaker, which alerts the sleeper.
