Description
Description
GAI-TRONICS' RED ALERT Emergency Telephones are designed to provide clear and reliable communications in almost any environment. The model 393-00x is considered to be Type 3R weatherproof compliant when installed on any flat surface.
Gai-Tronics - 393-001 - Features
- Weather-resistant (Type 3R) Surface-Mount Design
- Rugged Valox (glass-reinforced polyester) Enclosure, Safety Yellow
- Telephone Line Powered, (No Battery or External Power Required for Telephone Operation)
- Large “Palm” Activation HELP Pushbutton For Emergency Call
- Standard or SMART Operation
- Auto Answer (with Silent Monitoring)
- (2) Programmable Auxiliary Outputs for Peripheral Equipment Control
- Operating Range of -20° C to +60° C
- Call Received When Lit LED
- 3-Number Rollover
- UL/CSA 60950 Compliant
- FCC Part 68 Certified
- ADA Compliant
- Monitored by TMA (Telephone Management Application) Software
Specifications
Specifications
Gai-Tronics - 393-001 - Product Categories
- Security
- Other Security Products
- Emergency Telephones
Gai-Tronics - 393-001 - Specifications
| Brand Name | Gai-Tronics |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | 393-001 |
| Item Description | RED ALERT Series, Emergency Telephone - Model 393-001 |
| Color | Yellow |
| Connectivity Options | Analog |
| Material Type | Engrd. Plastic |
| Mount location | Surface-Mount |
| Output Level Speaker | 87 dB @ 1 M |
| Series | RED ALERT Series |
| Signal Type | Analog |
| UPC | 850025795159 |
| Dimensions | 4.0 in x 8.0 in x 9.5 in |
| Dimensions - Shipping | 13.0 x 12.0 x 8.0 |
| Height | 9.5 in |
| Length | 4 in |
| Weight | 4 lb |
| Width | 8 in |
| Input Voltage | Phone Line |
| Signal | Phone Line |
| Connectivity Options | Analog |
| Output Level Speaker | 87 dB @ 1 M |
| Mount location | Surface-Mount |
| UNSPSC Code | 43201500 |
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