Code Blue SLNF0328 CB1W Emergency Tower with 4G/LTE Connectivity
When you need reliable emergency communication in areas without traditional network infrastructure, cellular-connected emergency towers eliminate the cost and complexity of cable runs. The Code Blue SLNF0328 delivers push-button emergency response over 4G/LTE networks, making it deployable in parking structures, remote campus areas, or any location where hardwired connectivity isn't feasible.
Key Features
- 4G/LTE cellular connectivity eliminates need for network cabling to remote locations
- Push-button activation for immediate emergency response
- Weatherproof construction rated for outdoor installations
- Integrated speaker system for two-way communication with monitoring station
- Highly visible blue illuminated tower improves campus safety perception
- Flexible power options support various site electrical configurations
- Compatible with Code Blue monitoring platforms and accessories
- Surface-mount installation simplifies deployment on existing hardscape
This tower operates on cellular networks, bypassing the infrastructure costs associated with trenching and cabling. For parking lots, satellite facilities, or temporary installations where running conduit isn't practical, cellular connectivity provides reliable emergency communication without the physical network dependency. The dual power input capability accommodates different site electrical configurations, whether you're working with existing 12V DC systems or standard 24V DC infrastructure.
The integrated speaker and microphone system enables clear two-way audio between users and monitoring personnel. When activated, the system establishes immediate voice connection to your designated monitoring center. The blue beacon provides 24/7 visual identification of emergency call points, helping satisfy campus safety requirements while giving users confidence in locating help when needed. Compatible with Code Blue's ecosystem of accessories and replacement components for long-term serviceability.
