Viking Electronics
Viking Electronics VK-E-1600A Emergency Dialer
Emergency dialer with auto-dialler and digital announcer stores 16 seconds of voice memory and cycles through five emergency numbers
- ADA compliant design meets accessibility standards
- Phone line powered operation requires no external supply
- Dials up to 5 emergency numbers sequentially
- 16 second digital voice announcer stores messages
- Non volatile E2 memory retains programming
ADA Emergency Dialer with Auto Dialer
The Viking VK-E-1600A is a phone line powered emergency phone designed for public safety locations such as elevators, parking ramps, pools and campus stations. It meets ADA compliance requirements and includes a Grade 2 braille label for visually impaired users. Handsfree operation allows immediate communication without lifting a handset.
Phone Line Powered Operation Limits
The unit draws power directly from the telephone line, so it functions without external electricity but cannot operate if the line voltage is absent or insufficient. It supports both touch tone and pulse dialing modes for compatibility with older exchanges. Advanced call progress detection automatically disconnects on CPC signals, silence, busy tone, dial tone, time-out or a touch tone command.
16 Second Digital Voice Announcer
A non volatile digital announcer stores up to 16 seconds of voice memory for location identification or emergency instructions. The dialer can cycle through five programmable emergency numbers plus two central station numbers until a call connects. Remote programming from any touch tone phone simplifies updates without site visits.
Highlights
- ADA compliant design meets accessibility standards
- Phone line powered operation requires no external supply
- Dials up to 5 emergency numbers sequentially
- 16 second digital voice announcer stores messages
- Non volatile E2 memory retains programming
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How many emergency numbers can the VK-E-1600A dial?
The VK-E-1600A can store and dial up to 5 programmable emergency numbers plus 2 central station numbers, cycling through backups on busy or no answer.
What does the 16-second voice memory provide in an emergency?
The 16-second non-volatile digital announcer stores a location ID or voice message that plays automatically when the call connects.
How does the phone line powered design affect installation?
The unit draws power from the phone line itself, so no separate AC supply is needed and it remains operational during mains outages.
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