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Code Blue
SKU: 40058-QT231198
IP68 anchor bolt kit for PoE-powered outdoor surveillance mounting
Code Blue Corporation, headquartered in Holland, Michigan since 1989, is the North American market leader in emergency communication hardware for outdoor and public-space deployments. The catalog is organized around three core product families: blue-light help points (pedestals, towers, and wall-mount stations designed to be visible from 100+ yards and survive outdoor conditions for 15+ years), VoIP and analog emergency phones (single-button direct-dial hardware with weather-sealed pushbuttons and class-compliant ADA indicators), and the ToolVox emergency phone server that manages call routing, recording, and supervisor escalation across multi-site campus deployments.
Code Blue's engineering differentiator is long-term outdoor reliability. Stations are specified for continuous duty in coastal salt-spray, desert sun, Minnesota winters, and high-vandalism urban environments — the same station that was installed in 2005 is typically still operable in 2025 with only periodic LED replacement and battery service. The cast-aluminum enclosures, polycarbonate-shield pushbuttons, and sealed acoustic chambers are designed specifically to withstand the physical abuse that standard commercial intercoms fail under within 2-3 years.
Integration coverage includes every major SIP server (Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Avaya Aura, Mitel MiVoice, 3CX, FreePBX, RingCentral), mass-notification platforms (Alertus, InformaCast, Rave Mobile Safety), and access control / VMS platforms (Genetec Mission Control, Milestone XProtect, Lenel S2 NetBox) — enabling unified incident response workflows where a help-point press triggers video, mass-notification, and supervisor dispatch in a single event chain.
Every major Code Blue product line — pick the family that matches the deployment.
Full-height blue-light pedestals with 360-degree strobe visibility — specified for parking lots, pathways, and campus quads.
Standalone emergency kiosks with integrated camera housing, blue strobe, and single-button VoIP / analog phone.
SIP-compliant IP emergency phones with PoE, G.711/G.729 codec support, and 10-speed-dial auto-escalation.
Loop-start analog emergency phones for facilities still operating PBX or legacy Centrex — drop-in replacement for elevator phones.
Flush or surface wall-mount emergency phones for corridors, stairwells, and parking garage walls.
Paging, Audio, and Messaging accessories — outdoor weather-rated speakers and LED strobes for mass notification.
Dedicated VoIP server managing multi-site call routing, supervisor escalation, call recording, and E911 integration.
Retrofit trim rings, adapter kits, and gooseneck pedestals for replacing legacy competitor stations without tearing up concrete.
A sample of the high-performance Code Blue catalog.
Code Blue fits every outdoor or public-space deployment where duress communication must remain operational for 10-20 years with minimal maintenance. Typical buyers include higher education (parking lots, pathways, stadiums), K-12 campuses (playgrounds, bus loops, student drop-off), healthcare (parking garages, outdoor waiting areas, helipads), municipal transit (platforms, bus stops, park-and-ride lots), commercial parking operators (multi-level garages, surface lots), and federal facilities (court complexes, DMVs, Social Security offices). Code Blue is also the default retrofit choice when replacing legacy competitor stations that have failed — Centry trim rings and adapters fit most existing pedestal footprints so operators avoid tearing up concrete.
Code Blue designs and manufactures in Holland, MI — NDAA Section 889 compliant, approved for federal procurement, with support engineering staffed in the U.S.
Cast-aluminum enclosures, polycarbonate shield pushbuttons, and sealed acoustic chambers — engineered for vandalism, salt spray, and continuous outdoor duty.
IP5000 for modern VoIP deployments and IA4100 for facilities still running analog PBX or legacy elevator phone lines — single vendor for all phone types.
Purpose-built VoIP server for emergency phones — call recording, supervisor escalation, time-of-day routing, and E911 location metadata in a single appliance.
Named technologies that matter when you specify Code Blue hardware.
Code Blue's dedicated emergency phone server — handles SIP call routing, multi-site supervisor escalation, call recording, and E911 location metadata that standard PBX systems mishandle.
Mass notification platform that ties together Code Blue phones, speakers, and strobes — triggered by a button press, silent duress, or manual supervisor activation.
Engineered adapter system for replacing legacy GAI-Tronics, Talk-A-Phone, and Tele-Consult stations without demolishing concrete pedestal foundations.
IP5000 stations are PoE Class 3 powered — a single CAT6 run delivers phone, strobe, heater, and camera power for a complete blue-light tower.
IP5000 and IA4100 stations check in daily with a supervisor monitor — failed heartbeat generates an immediate service alert before a duress event exposes the failure.
1.5-inch raised pushbutton with tactile ring, high-contrast visual marking, and audible click feedback — meets ADA Section 4.31 and 4.34 requirements for accessible public phones.
Common facility types and the hardware spec that typically fits.
LS pedestals at parking lots and pathways, CB 2-e kiosks at stadium and student union entries, Centry wall-mounts in residence hall corridors, ToolVox managing call routing to campus police dispatch.
IP5000 kiosks on each level with integrated Axis IP camera, PAM speakers for mass-notification overrides, hot-stamped 'Emergency' signage for wayfinding and vandalism deterrence.
CB 1-s kiosks at platform ends, Centry wall-mount in elevator lobbies, PAM strobes tied to station-wide mass notification for evacuation alerts.
ThinkStream pedestals at bus loop and playground, IP5000 wall-mounts in vestibules tied to InformaCast mass-notification server, Centry flush-mounts in corridors for lockdown assistance.
Common questions from integrators and end users evaluating Code Blue for commercial projects.
Yes. Code Blue stations meet ADA Section 4.31 and 4.34 requirements for accessible public phones — 1.5-inch raised pushbuttons with tactile ring and audible feedback, high-contrast visual markings, hearing-aid-compatible handsets, and mounting heights that accommodate both standing and seated operators. ADA compliance is a standard specification on IP5000, IA4100, and Centry station families.
IP5000 stations support any SIP-compliant call manager — Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Avaya Aura, Mitel MiVoice, 3CX, FreePBX, Asterisk, RingCentral, 8x8, Vonage Business, and Zoom Phone. For campus deployments, Code Blue's ToolVox emergency phone server is the preferred platform because it adds emergency-phone-specific features (supervisor escalation, call recording, E911 location metadata) that standard SIP servers don't provide.
Yes. The IA4100 analog station family operates on loop-start analog Centrex or PBX lines — no VoIP infrastructure required. This is critical for facilities with existing elevator-phone lines or legacy PBX systems where VoIP conversion hasn't happened yet. IA4100 stations are wire-compatible with the lines they replace and can be commissioned without PBX-side configuration changes.
Code Blue stations are designed for 15-20 year outdoor duty cycles with only periodic LED replacement and battery service. Cast-aluminum enclosures, polycarbonate shield pushbuttons, and sealed acoustic chambers survive decades of salt spray, UV exposure, and vandalism where standard commercial intercoms typically fail within 2-3 years. The Centry retrofit family is specifically designed to replace failed competitor stations in existing concrete foundations.
Yes. Code Blue stations and PAM speakers integrate with major mass-notification platforms including Alertus, InformaCast, Rave Mobile Safety, Singlewire, and Code Blue's own PAS Premise Alert System. The integration supports bidirectional workflows — a station button press can trigger campus-wide alerts, and supervisor-initiated mass notifications can play audio through Code Blue speakers and flash PAM strobes at station locations.
ToolVox is Code Blue's purpose-built emergency phone server. Beyond standard SIP call routing, it adds emergency-phone-specific capabilities: 10-level supervisor escalation chains, automatic call recording with duress-event metadata, E911 location information embedded in call setup, time-of-day routing (daytime vs. night dispatch), and health-monitoring heartbeats for every Code Blue station. Standard SIP servers can route emergency calls but lack the operational features that emergency-phone supervisors rely on.
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