Rescue Assistance

The ADA 100 is a modular, hands-free Emergency Call System with dual audio and visual alarms and built-in supervision capabilities designed to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. It is fully expandable and may be used as an independent system (with its own battery backup system) or in conjunction with other annunciator or fire alarm systems.

The ADA 1000 is a telephone line connected 16-guage stainless steel ADA compliant emergency call system feauring Housing Device's trademark 3" round PUSH FOR HELP button, hands-free audio and LED visual alarms. The ADA 1000 Area of Rescue Phone System provides hands-free audio and visual alarms to users and complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Installation is easily accomplished with connections to a telephone line and AC power. In the event of a power failure, the ADA 1000's independent battery backup system ensures system functionality and viability.

The Series 4100 area of rescue assistance system consists of zone or floor call stations (available in 4, 8, 12, 16, 20, or 24 zone sets) and a central annunciator station which shows the status of each zone. The system is designed to accommodate an unlimited number of zone stations.

The Cornell 4200 Series is similar to the 4100 Series, but includes voice communication, which is initiated by simply depressing the call station button transmitting the signal to a central annunciator panel. The 4200 offers optional access to a public telephone line.