Code Blue CB2S00099 Emergency Communication Tower
When your facility needs reliable emergency communication points across parking structures, campus walkways, or remote building perimeters, you need towers that integrate seamlessly with existing VoIP infrastructure and operate under varied power conditions. The Code Blue CB2S tower delivers hands-free emergency communication with visible deterrent presence, designed for institutions requiring ADA-compliant emergency call stations with flexible 24V DC power compatibility.
Key Features
- 24V DC power operation provides flexible integration with existing low-voltage infrastructure and battery backup systems
- Dual 12-24V DC compatibility ensures consistent performance across mixed voltage deployments
- Hands-free communication enables clear two-way audio without requiring users to hold buttons during emergencies
- Integrated paging amplifier output allows connection to local speakers for campus-wide announcements
- Weather-resistant construction suitable for outdoor installations in parking areas and open campus spaces
- Visible blue light beacon provides clear identification of emergency call locations for users and responding personnel
- Modular design supports field-replaceable components and accessories for simplified maintenance
- Network-ready architecture integrates with VoIP phone systems and security command centers
Emergency tower deployments require equipment that survives weather exposure while maintaining audio clarity during high-stress situations. The CB2S addresses both requirements with outdoor-rated enclosures and amplified audio circuits that cut through ambient noise in parking structures and outdoor spaces. The 24V DC power specification matches common access control and security system voltage standards, allowing you to leverage existing power distribution rather than installing dedicated circuits. The paging amplifier capability extends functionality beyond point-to-point emergency calls—connect local horn speakers to broadcast alerts or instructions during active incidents.
Installation teams will appreciate the flexible voltage range that accommodates both 12V and 24V systems without additional transformers or converters. The modular component design means you can stock common replacement parts rather than maintaining entire tower assemblies as spares. For institutions managing multiple emergency call points across sprawling campuses or large parking facilities, this standardization on replaceable components reduces long-term maintenance overhead while ensuring consistent emergency communication coverage across your entire property.
