4 Line Master EVC control unit c/w line cards, handset and display. Wall-mounting, needs 2 x 12V 7.0A/H batteries

The 4 Line Master EVC control unit c/w line cards, handset and display. Wall-mounting, needs 2 x 12V 7.0A/H batteries is part of the Fire Telephone & Disabled Refuge Systems range from Context Plus, supplied and supported by SPS. The ECU-4 is a 4 line Master controller designed for use in the fire telephone systems and the disabled refuge systems of Context Plus. The ECU-4 Master controller allows an operator to communicate with up to four fire telephone or disabled refuge outstations. It offers dual communication over 4 lines. It is a simple, effective two-way communication over 4 lines. It can be networked with other 16 line, 8 line and 4 line Master controllers to create a fire telephone system or a disabled refuge system with up to 224 dual communication lines.

Specifications & features

• Ideal for disabled refuge and fire telephone applications.
• Allows operators to communicate with up to four disabled refuge or fire telephone outstations.
• Recently upgraded to include a semi-recessed, less obtrusive handset.
• Improved networking capability allow systems of up to 224 lines to be created with optional/additional desk unit control.
• Backlit LCD and unique ‘auto-learn’ facility allows fast system set up.
• Can be semi-flush mounted using an EVC385 bezel.
• Operation can be maintained for 24 hours (standby) and 3 hours (in use) using 2 x 12V 7 Ahr batteries.
• Easily interfaced to NC951 accessible toilet alarms, PDA range hearing loop systems, strobes, CCTV activation relays, etc.
• Total output current limited to: 1.5A @ 230Vac Quiescent current: 100mA (controller with fault buzzer sounding) plus 1mA per Type A outstation and 3.2mA per Type B outstation.
• Max battery size and type: 2 x 12V 7Ah VRLA connected in series.
• of lines: 4 (extra lines available on networked systems).
• Auxiliary relays: Changeover fault relay (failsafe).
• Open collector outputs: (OP1): Activates when the ECU is ringing;
• (OP2) Activates when there is an active accessible toilet alarm call;
• (OP3) Closes when the handset is off hook and remains active for 2 mins after it is replaced.
• 24V, 50mA max.
• Other outputs: +24 V.
• Typically used to supply power to equipment connected to the ECU's open collector outputs (relays, etc).
• Engineer (AL3) functions: Engineer mode and reset buttons (internal).
• Indicators: 128 x 64 pixel LCD display;
• Disablement;
• System fault;
• General fault;
• Controls: Handset;
• Scroll buttons;