Our Stainless Steel, Disabled Person Toilet Alarm kits have been designed for more prestigious locations. Kits meets the requirements for emergency signalling systems for Disabled Person Toilet Alarms and are fully compliant with BS8300 and the requirements of the Disability Discrimination Act.
Requires a separate 12vdc PSU minimum of 250mA , see PSU-12/2AB, if battery backup is required see BAT12V3300LA

• BS 8300 Compliant & DDA Compliant
• High Power Piezo Sounder
• 12 Vdc Powered with integral power on LED
• Four selectable Warning Tones
• Audible & Visual Signalling and indication
• Volt free changeover relay contacts enable remote signalling output
• Control panel configurable functions - Silence, Reset or Disabled
• Controller Dimensions - 180 x 125 x 55 x 2mm

Note: The LED flash rates on this product range from 1Hz to 4Hz depending on alarm tone chosen.

Kit comprises: 1 x A600F Aidalarm Controller, 1 x S1600-R RED pull cord, 1 x S1708SL Press to Reset button with re-assurance LED, 1 x S1778SR Overdoor Light & Sounder, 1 x Self adhesive disabled toilet sign and 1 x Self adhesive pull cord instruction label with braille text

How the Aidalarm works
1. The Aidalarm controller should be sited where staff are located who can respond to an emergency call.
2. A ceiling pull cord, optional Dado panic strip or call buttons are situated in the toilet or other area where assistance may be required.
3. Pulling the cord or pressing the panic strip/call button generates an immediate audible/visual alarm at both the WC area and at the control panel. An LED illuminates on the pull cord giving the caller reassurance that the call has been placed.
4. The call can be silenced by pressing the button on the front of the control panel.
5. The audible indicators at the WC will bleep every 5 seconds to re-assure the caller.
6. Should the cord be pulled again while in the silenced state, the system will call again.
7. Non-attendance will cause the panel to bleep every 40 seconds as a warning.
8. The system can only be reset by the Press to Reset button located at or near the point of call.