Viking
Viking K-1600-EHFA corded phone
Emergency phone for elevator installation with hands-free operation and ADA compliance
- ADA-compliant emergency communication for elevator safety
- Hands-free operation enables quick emergency calls
- Phone-line powered design needs no batteries or external power
- Non-volatile memory stores numbers and settings permanently
- Compact aluminium housing mounts in standard elevator phone box
Emergency elevator phone
The Viking K-1600-EHFA is a corded telephone built for elevator emergency communication. It mounts in a standard phone box and operates entirely from the telephone line, needing no batteries or external power. The unit meets ADA requirements for elevator telephones and stores all settings in non-volatile memory. Its red aluminum housing is sized at 6.9 width, 2.1 depth and 9.9 height.
Suits code-compliant installations
This phone fits projects that require a hands-free, line-powered emergency station with automatic location announcement and call-connected indication. It also works with central station monitoring equipment for supervised links. Buyers who need a desktop handset, a wireless handset or a device for general office use should look elsewhere.
Line-powered ADA elevator phone
The defining specification is that the K-1600-EHFA draws all power from the telephone line while meeting ADA elevator-phone standards. This single fact determines whether the unit matches the installation requirements.
Highlights
- ADA-compliant emergency communication for elevator safety
- Hands-free operation enables quick emergency calls
- Phone-line powered design needs no batteries or external power
- Non-volatile memory stores numbers and settings permanently
- Compact aluminium housing mounts in standard elevator phone box
Specifications
| Brand | Viking Electronics |
|---|---|
| Model | K-1600-EHFA |
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 305 × 203 × 76 mm |
Questions about this item
How is the Viking K-1600-EHFA mounted and what step is often missed?
The phone box mounts in a standard elevator opening measuring 6.9 wide by 9.9 high by 2.1 deep; the step often missed is confirming the cut-out matches these dimensions before installation.
What maintenance or replacement will the K-1600-EHFA need over time?
Because the unit is phone-line powered with no batteries or external supply, there are no consumable power components to replace; only the handset or keypad may need service after heavy use.
What limit appears first during a long emergency call on this model?
The phone draws all power from the telephone line, so the practical limit is the line's available current; if the loop current drops too low, the call-connected LED may dim and audio quality can degrade.
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