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    Emergency Voice/Alarm Communications System

    Emergency Voice Communication System (EVC)

    Emergency Voice Communication (EVC) and Firefighters’ Telephone System fully compliant with the requirements of BS 5839‑9:2021, incorporating an Emergency Assistance Alarm System in accordance with BS 8300.

    Overview

    An Emergency Voice Communication System (EVCS) is a fixed, secure, bi‑directional, full‑duplex voice communication system designed to support life safety operations within a building.

    The system can provide Disabled Refuge communication and, where required, also function as a Fire Telephone System, enabling reliable voice communication during emergency situations.

    The Honeywell EVCS is available as a 4‑zone or 8‑zone standalone system, as well as a fully networked solution. While suitable for small to medium installations, it is particularly well‑suited to large multi‑storey buildings and campus environments due to its advanced network capability and scalability.

    Features & Benefits:
    • Fully compliant with BS 5839‑9:2021
    • Integrated assistance alarm system with call acknowledge functionality, compliant with BS 8300
    • Expandable from 2 to 512 lines, providing excellent scalability
    • Full‑duplex speech operation for clear, simultaneous two‑way communication
    • Simple installation and commissioning process
    • Dual redundant, fault‑tolerant network architecture for enhanced system resilience
    • Peer‑to‑peer network design, eliminating single points of failure
    • 4.3” full‑colour touchscreen display on network controllers
    • Intuitive, icon‑driven user interface for ease of operation