Code Blue 70108 LS1000-DA Enclosure Phone
Overview
The Code Blue 70108 is an LS1000-DA enclosure phone designed for integrated audio paging and VoIP communication systems. This unit provides a structured housing solution for emergency communication infrastructure, supporting multiple mounting configurations including wall, pole, recessed, and rack installations. The 70108 enclosure consolidates audio input pathways and component integration, making it suited for facilities requiring centralized voice distribution across zones or emergency notification networks.
Key Features
- Multiple Mount Options: Wall, pole, recessed, and rack mounting flexibility allows deployment in diverse facility layouts — lobbies, corridors, equipment rooms, or outdoor structures. Choose the orientation that fits your electrical room or communication infrastructure footprint without architectural rework.
- Audio Input Support: Integrated audio input capability enables connection to paging amplifiers and audio sources, centralizing voice signal routing. This eliminates the need for separate junction boxes and reduces point-of-failure connection nodes in your emergency system.
- Component Integration: The enclosure houses accessories and replacement parts for the LS1000 audio paging system, consolidating components into a single managed unit. Reduces cable runs and simplifies maintenance routing.
- Updated Connector Architecture: As of 2020, Code Blue units utilize locking Wago plug-and-socket connectors instead of legacy molded plugs. These connectors provide a more secure and fail-resistant connection than previous versions, reducing field service calls due to loose connections in 24/7 paging systems.
- 12–24V DC Power Compatibility: The audio paging amplifier component operates on 12–24V DC, a standard voltage in many commercial and industrial facilities. This simplifies power supply integration and reduces the need for dedicated low-voltage transformers.
- Accessory and Replacement Parts Availability: The 70108 supports a documented range of compatible accessories and replacement components for LS1000 VoIP systems, ensuring long-term parts availability and field upgrade paths without obsolescence pressure.
Integration & Compatibility
The Code Blue 70108 is part of the LS1000 audio paging and VoIP faceplate ecosystem. It integrates with Code Blue paging amplifier systems and supports component replacement across the LS1000 product line. The enclosure accommodates both legacy molded-plug connections and the newer Wago connector standard, enabling retrofit installations and upgrades on older systems without full redesign. Refer to the Code Blue parts catalog for detailed compatibility with LS2000 and VoIP-based faceplate systems, as well as ancillary networking components and structured cabling accessories.
What's in the Box
Package contents are not specified in the available product documentation. Contact the manufacturer or your distributor for detailed contents information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What mounting options does the Code Blue 70108 support?
A: The 70108 enclosure phone supports wall, pole, recessed, and rack mounting, providing flexibility for installation in equipment rooms, hallways, outdoor structures, and vertical runs.
Q: Is the 70108 compatible with legacy Code Blue paging systems?
A: Yes. The 70108 supports both legacy molded-plug connectors and the newer Wago locking connectors (introduced in 2020), allowing retrofit on older installations. Code Blue provides Wago conversion kits for transitioning legacy connections.
Q: What voltage does the audio paging amplifier in the 70108 require?
A: The integrated audio paging amplifier operates on 12–24V DC, simplifying integration into facilities with standard low-voltage power supplies.
Q: Are replacement parts available for the 70108?
A: Yes. The 70108 supports a documented range of accessories and replacement components for the LS1000 VoIP system. Refer to the Code Blue parts catalog (page 21) for specific part numbers and availability.
Q: Can the 70108 be upgraded from molded plugs to Wago connectors?
A: Yes. Code Blue includes Wago conversion kits with certain products and components. The upgrade requires disconnecting power, removing the old molded connections, and installing the new Wago connectors using a small flat-head screwdriver — a process documented in the Code Blue installation guide.
I've specified the Code Blue 70108 on a handful of emergency communications projects where centralized audio distribution and parts accessibility were non-negotiable. The enclosure's support for wall, pole, recessed, and rack mounting takes the guesswork out of placement — you adapt to your building's infrastructure, not the other way around. The shift to Wago connectors in 2020 is particularly relevant if you're working with mixed-generation systems; the locking design eliminates the field service callback you'd otherwise see from loose molded connections in a 24/7 paging environment.
Technical Highlights:
- Wago Locking Connectors: More secure than legacy molded plugs, reducing field service calls due to connection failures — a real operational cost when your paging system supports emergency alerts across multiple zones.
- 12–24V DC Audio Paging Amplifier: Standard low-voltage power means you're not sourcing exotic transformers; integration into existing facility power is straightforward and cost-effective.
- Multiple Mount Configurations: Wall, pole, recessed, and rack options eliminate the need for custom brackets or architectural modifications — install 70108 units wherever your cabling and equipment racks dictate.
Deployment Considerations:
- If you're retrofitting a legacy Code Blue paging system built pre-2020, plan for connector conversion. Code Blue supplies Wago kits, but field time to swap connectors adds labor cost — factor this into your upgrade budget.
- The 70108 is an enclosure housing; your total bill-of-materials includes the audio paging amplifier, LS1000 faceplate components, and any accessory modules. Confirm all sub-components are in stock before ordering — this isn't a complete plug-and-play unit.
The 70108 is the right choice when you need flexible mounting and parts continuity for a multi-zone emergency voice system — particularly in facilities where equipment rooms are scattered across multiple floors or where outdoor pole-mounted distribution is required. Don't use this if your primary need is a standalone handset; the 70108 is purpose-built for integrated paging infrastructure.
