Landline
- Â It is a good solution when the emergency phones will be installed near an existing landline
- This solution may be more cost effective to install and maintain than other technologies
- The emergency phone can be connected to the current PBX system or use a dedicated POTS line
- The landline phone uses the "physical" communication method of communicating through a cable/wire
- A landline is used to increase the security of communications since a call cannot be intercepted without physical access to the line
Key Features:
- Built-in consolidator feature (10 phones on one phone line)
- Allow multiple phones to speak to emergency personnel
- Personnel communicate with single caller, multiple callers (conference call mode) or broadcast message to all phones (paging mode) all with keypad entry
- All modes accessed without hanging up
- Built-in feature using onboard software, no costly equipment necessary
SmartPhone 6 Speaker Phone Technology:
- Location message
- Weatherproof speaker and microphone
- 5 number calling capability (up to 31 digits in each number)
- Adjustable speaker and microphone levels
- Remote or on-site programmable
- 2-way hands-free communication
- Operating temperature of between - 40° F to +150° (-40° C to +65° C)
- Non-volatile EEPROM programming, maintained during power outage
- Programmable password
- Two output relays
- Two button speakerphone: 1 for emergency and 1 for information
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