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Aiphone NHX-80X Central Control Unit
Aiphone NHX-80X Central Control Unit Overview The NHX-80X is a microprocessor-controlled central unit that manages system functions for Aiphone NHX in…
Aiphone NHX-80X Central Control Unit
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Overview
Aiphone NHX-80X Central Control Unit
Overview
The NHX-80X is a microprocessor-controlled central unit that manages system functions for Aiphone NHX intercom installations. It provides the core switching and control logic for multi-station voice communication in healthcare, assisted living, and institutional environments. The unit features screwless wire terminations for fast, reliable installation and reduces field wiring errors.
Compatibility
Designed for the Aiphone NHX system family. Supports master stations (NHX-50M), audio sub stations (NH-1SA/A, NH-2SA/A), duty stations (NHR-SP), and corridor light stations (NHR-3TS). Standard capacity is 50 stations; expand to 80 stations using the NHR-30K add-on PC board. Wire distances: Sub/Duty stations up to 165 ft (22AWG), Master stations up to 65 ft (22AWG). Maximum cumulative trunk line distance: 330 ft (22AWG).
Installation Requirements
Uses 4-pair twisted pair, low-capacitance, polyethylene shielded cable for sub/duty stations (Aiphone #862208) and 5-pair for master stations (Aiphone #862210). All terminations made internally with tool-free connections.
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