Fire-Lite EVAC panel splits audio power to eight zones for emergency communications

July 26, 2004—Fire-Lite Alarms, part of Honeywell’s Fire Group and manufacturer of quality life safety systems, introduces the Audio Command Center Zone Splitter System (ACC-25/50ZS), a state-of-the-art Emergency Voice Evacuation Panel (EVAC) capable of splitting up to 50 watts of audio power to eight zones. Significant technological enhancements separate this new panel from other EVAC panels, says Fire-Lite.

This precise and full-featured emergency communications system is designed for schools, auditoriums, dormitories, theaters, restaurants, places of worship, lodging facilities, office buildings and factories.

The ACC-25/50ZS features several field-programming options, including allowing the user to record five field-programmable messages (up to 60 second total message duration) with an integral commercial grade microphone or from an external audio source.

Other enhancements of this emergency voice evacuation panel include full supervision of both active alarm and standby conditions as well as amplifier outputs, field wiring, message generation, all-tone generators, and a microphone. The ACC 25/50ZS can also support background music.

The ACC-25/50ZS can activate via reverse polarity or contact closure, making it compatible as a stand-alone or as an addition to most UL-listed addressable or conventional fire alarm control panels. It is capable of charging up to 18 amp hour batteries, which can be housed in the panel’s cabinet. An optional 25-watt, 25-VRMS audio amplifier is available for system expansion to 50 watts or as a secondary backup amplifier in jurisdictions with such requirements.

For more information, visit Fire-Lite.

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