As 1 in 3 adults experience hearing loss, effective fire warning technology is essential.
DeafCall delivers critical alerts to people who are deaf or hard of hearing during emergencies such as fire, security breaches, or other incidents.
- Ensures compliance with Equality Act 2010 BS5839-1:2025:17
- Provides essential alerts for hard of hearing staff, colleagues and guests
- Trusted nationwide, already protecting over, 3,500 UK locations
- Reliable, easy-to-use, and cost-effective solution
DeafCall Products
Pagers
Staff pagers ensure vital alerts reach everyone, including people who are deaf or hard of hearing. With reliable vibration and visual notifications, they support fast, coordinated responses in emergencies and integrate seamlessly with CST’s wider safety and communication solutions.
Swissphone X05 Pager
For both day and night use, this rechargeable pager impresses with unique performance features. It ensures secure message receipt, delivers loud alerts, and is extremely robust while remaining comfortable to wear.
Daytime use
Simply remove the pager from its charging pod and attach it using the belt clip.
Night-time use
Place the pager back in the charging rack and ensure the pillow pad is plugged in. Position the pillow pad under your pillow, using the extendable wire if needed.
Our DeafCall Solution is scalable with multi-site coverage, providing reliable and secure alerts in emergencies.
FAQ
Q. What is DeafCall?
The DeafCall Paging System is a wireless communication solution designed to provide instant alerts to deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals in case of emergencies, such as fire alarms or evacuations.
Q. How does the system work?
When an alarm is triggered, the system automatically sends an alert to the pager. The pager notifies the wearer using vibration, flashing lights and display message. For night-time use, the pillow alarm will vibrate and flash its LEDs, alerting those who are hard-of-hearing or deaf.
Q. Is the system compliant with fire safety regulations?
Yes. DeafCall systems are designed to support compliance with the Equality Act 2010 and British Standards BS5839-1;2025.
Q. Can the system cover multiple buildings?
Yes, depending on the installation, the DeafCall system can be configured to work across large sites, including multi-storey or multi building facilities.
Q. How many pagers can be linked to one system?
There is no strict limit. The system can be scaled to support multiple pagers, depending on the size of the building and number of users.