Housing Devices, Inc

ADA 100® Emergency Call System

Housing Devices, Inc.

ADA 1001201® EmergencyAudio Visual

Call Remote AnnunciatorAlert System

(SystemFor the Hearing & Visually Impaired)

ADA 100® Emergency Call System

STANDARD FEATURES:

· Vandal Proof 168 ga. 304uge Stainless Steel Construction

· Adjustable Timer (Alarm)

· Push Button Rest Switch

· Toggle On-Off Switch and SuperBrite LED Power Indicator

· Area Station Supervision Circuits

· Large 3” “PUSH FOR HELP” Button

· Dual Audio & Visual Alarms for the Hearing and & Visual Impaired

· Adjustable Timer (Alarm)

· Push Button Rest Switch

· TogglePush button On-Off Switch

· Switch and SuperBrite® LED Power Indicator

· 110 Candela High Intensity Flashing .750” LED Strobe Light (110 Candela)

· High Volume (90dbA) 90 dbA Ppiezoelectric alarm

· 12-1416 VDacC Wall Mounted Plug-In Transformer or 2416VACac Hardwired Transformer

· Surface Mount

· Flush Mount(Std.) or Flush Mounted Unit

· Custom Engraved Area Station Location Labels12-14 VDC Wall Mount Plug

· Keyed Master Station Reset Switch

· Modular Design provides for any number of Areas Stationslocations

No Telephone Lines Needed

OPTIONAL FEATURES:

· Recorded Voice Dialer or Pager Option

· No Telephone Lines Needed

· UL Listed Battery Back Up SystemWall Mounted Plug

Hardwired 24 VAC

· Flush Mounted Unit

· Engraved Replaceable Directory

· Master Station Desktop Base

· 110 Candela Area Station Flashing Strobe Light

· Braille Instructional Signs (Stainless Steel Frame)

· Also Available Available in Polished Solid Brass and Brushed Solid Brass Housings

· Weather Hood (Stainless Steel or Solid Brass)Remote Units available for Multiple AreasLocation installations

· Telephone Interface

Illuminated Area of Rescue Assistance Signs (with Independent Battery Back Up)

Custom Designed SystemsSizes Availableavailable

· Optional Green power LEDPolished or Brushed Brass Finish

· OptionalDual LED (door or phone)

OPTIONS:

· White Powder Coating with black

silk screened printing

(*Engraving not available on Powder

Coated ADA-121)

Braille Instructional Signs

DESCRIPTION:

The ADA 121® is a modular device which enables people with visual and/or hearing impairments to be made aware of incoming telephone calls and/or when visitors to their residence are outside their front door and ringing the doorbell.

Resident awareness is stimulated via a very loud piezoelectric buzzer and a flashing

strobe light. The length of the sound emitted and the strobe flashing may be adjusted from 1-60 seconds and can be RESET anytime in between.

The ADA 121® is designed to work with existing residential or building access control systems including: doorbell, intercom, telephone entry, and emergency call systems; as well as the standard telephone system (POTS).

Multiple Master Stations

DESCRIPTION:

The ADA 100 120® is a modular device which enables people with visual and/or hearing impairments to recognbe made aware of ize when they have an incoming telephone calls and/or when when visitors to their residence are trying to contact themoutside their front door and ringing the doorbell.

Resident awareness is stimulated via a very loud piezoelectric buzzer and a flashing

ADA-121

4.75”h x 6.5”w x .375”d

SYSTEM OPERATION:

Pressing the ON/OFF button once will turn on the unit and power LED and then pressing it again will turn off the unit. When activated the unit will sound a 90dbA piezoelectric buzzer and illuminate a 110 candela flashing strobe light. Pressing the RESET button will stop the buzzer and strobe and reset the system for the next alarm.

Activation is accomplished by pushing the residence’s doorbell, or depressing the appropriate residence intercom button, a telephone entry system, or by dialing the residence telephone number from a standard telephone system.

strobe light. The length of the sound emitted and the strobe flashing may be adjusted from 1-60 seconds and can be RESET anytime in between.r,

The ADA 120® is designed to work with existing residential or building access control systems including: door bell, intercom, telephone entry, and emergency call systems; as well as the standard telephone system (POTS).

ADA 120

hands-free Emergency Call System with dual audio and visual alarms and built-in supervision capabilities designed to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. It is fully expandable and may be used as an independent system (with its own battery back up system) or in conjunction with other annunciator or fire alarm systems.

6 1/2” x 6 1/2” x 1 3/4”

SYSTEM OPERATION:

Pushing the toggle switch to the “ON” position and then depressing the “RESET” button turns on the unit. When activated Tthe unitunit will sound a 90dbA piezoelectric buzzer and illuminate a 110 candela flashing strobe light. when activated.

Activation is accomplished by pushing the residence’s doorbell, or depressing the appropriate residence intercom button, or entering the correct unit number when using a telephone entry system, or by dialing the residence telephone number from a standard telephone system.

When visitorsEach time depress the residence’s doorbell, intercom, or other entry system the unitresidence is contacted will sound athe ADA 1201’s 90 dbA buzzer will sound buzzer and illuminate a 110the candela flashing strobe light will illuminatein the impaired person’s unit, notifying them unit’s resident that someone is trying to contact them. of a visitor.

Depressing the “RESET” button on the unit resets the ADA 1201.

If connected to the individual’s telephone system the ADA 120 will be activated by an incoming phone call causing the buzzer to sound and the strobe to illuminate.

Up to 35 remoteADA 1201® remote units may be used together in a single system..

Activation may be accomplished by pushing a building’s doorbell or intercom system, or telephone calling to the individual’s resiedence telephone number.

Depressing the “Push for Help” button on an Area Station places the system in “Help Requested” mode, illuminates the “Help Requested” LED at the Area Station, a red LED at the Master Station (corresponding to that specific Area Station), and sounds the 90dbA piezoelectric alarms at both the Area and Master Stations. The security attendant presses the “Talk” button on the Master Station to acknowledge both the audio alarm and the illuminated red LED at the Master Station, which silences the audio alarms at both the Master and Area Station(s) and illuminates the “Help Coming” LED light at the Area Station. This also enables two-way communication between the Master Station and the Area Station permitting the security attendant to converse with the individual requesting assistance. Turning the reset switch at the Master Station extinguishes the “Help Coming” LED indicator at each Area Station, the red LEDs at the Master Station, and resets the system. The Master Station attendant using the “TALK” & “LISTEN” buttons labeled for each Area Station’s location controls all conversations.

Component Descriptions

MASTER STATION

The Master Station is the heart of the system from which all calls are controlled. It should be mounted in an appropriate and secure area typically adjacent to other security equipment.

Each The ADA-100 Master Station initially accommodates up to 60 Area Stations. Master Stations are available in the following sizes:

1- 5 Area Stations 6-10 Area Stations

11-15 Area Stations 16-20 Area Stations

21-25 Area Stations 25-30 Area Stations

31-35 Area Stations 36-40 Area Stations

41-45 Area Stations 46-50 Area Stations

51-55 Area Stations 56-60 Area Stations

1-5 Area Stations. Each Master Station can accommodate up to 40 Area Stations with the addition of factory installed expansion boards. The ADA-100 system can utilize multiple Master Stations to accommodate larger systems of any size.

The Master Station also contains the “System system Resetreset” Key key Switchswitch.

AREA STATION

Area Stations are stainless steel vandal proof intercoms with piezoelectric alarms, red LED indicators, and a large 3” panic button labeled “Push for Help”. Area Stations should be mounted in areas where they are visible and easily accessible by anyone needing help.

RELAY CARD CABINET

The standard size relay card cabinet holds up to 10 relay cards. Each relay card provides the electronics support for one Area Station. Larger systems will use larger cabinets and more relay cards.

Relay Card

The Relay Card is the electronic brain for each Area Station. One card is required for each Area Station used in the system. The Relay Card also contains a replaceable SCR chip, which is used as a safety fuse for each Area Station.

control board

The Control Board, also located in the Relay Card Cabinet, provides electronic support for both the Master Station and all Area Stations.

BATTERY BACK UP SYSTEM

The Battery Backup System provides continuous power to the ADA 100 system in the event of a power failure. The system features auto-resetting overload protection, visual AC and DC power indicators and , built-in battery charger circuitry., and selectable power output.

The system monitors for AC power failure, AC and DC surge suppression, and no/low battery indications. The system includes two (2) 12VDC sealed lead acid batteries (rated @ 4.5 amp hours each), a 1.0 amp battery charger capable of charging two internally mounted batteries in 12 hours, a 24VAC 20VA transformer, and has a continuous output of 800mA.

AMPLIFIER

Located in the Amplifier Cabinet or Battery Back- Up up System Cabinet, (if connected to a fire alarm system), the Housing Devices, Inc. ADA-35 Amplifier processes the audio for the entire system.

Braille Instructional Sign

The Braille Instructional Sign, captioned in both English and Braille, is placed next to each Area Station in the system and reads:

“FOR ASSISTANCE PUSH 3 INCH HELP BUTTON”

Illuminated Area of RescueSTATION Assistance Sign

An optional illuminated sign is placed above each Area Station for easy visual identification of the Area Station’s location.

Mounting SYSTEMS & Dimensions

Specify either a surface (standard) or flush mounting (consult Mfg.). installation for each Master Station and Area Station. Flush mounting is accomplished using a back box, Ssurface mounted mounting units utilize uses a Surface Mounting Collarfactory supplied brackets. Flush mounted units utilize a back box. Back box dimensions are: 7 5/8” x 7 5/8” x 3 1/2” (1-5 Areas); 13 1/2” x 7 7/8” x 3 1/2” (6-10 Areas); Larger systems will have custom sized back boxes.*

Surface Mounting Collar Dimensions are: 9 1/4” x 9 1/4” x 2 1/4” (Area Station); 11 1/4” x 11 1/4” x 2 1/4” (Master Station with 1-5 Areas); Larger Master Stations Surface Mounting Collars are custom sized.*

Relay Card Cabinets, Battery Back Up up and Amplifier Cabinets are 12” x 12” x 4” (10 Area Stations or less). Larger cabinets are required for systems with more than 10 Area Stations.*

Master Stations can be custom sized to accommodate larger numbers of Area Stations.

Specify engraving for the Master Station. Engraved directories will be used in lieu of surface engraving on the Master Station if the engraving is not specified at the time of order.

* Contact manufacturer for dimensions.

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ADA 100® Emergency Call System

TYPICAL ADA® 100 THREE 3 AREA STATION SYSTEM

WIRE & CABLE LEGEND

Three (3) 14 AWG wires for 120VAC power from a dedicated emergency power branch circuit.

One (1) 18 AWG 4 twisted pair overall shielded cable such as Belden 9554, West Penn 3753 or equal.

One (1) 18 AWG 4 twisted pair overall shielded cable from each Area Station to the Relay Card Cabinet.

One (1) 18 AWG 4 twisted pair overall shielded cable from the Battery Back Up up and Amplifier Cabinet to the Relay Card Cabinet.

Three (3) additional 18 AWG conductors (shield not required) for each Area Station in the system.The ADA-121 is designed to be mounted

surface or flush using a 3 gang old or new

work box (flush mount), or a 3 gang Wiremold

box (surface mount

box (surface mount)

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ADA 100® Emergency Call System

NOTES

Terminal 1 & 2:

1. Maximum Voltage 16 -18 Vac

Terminal 4 & 5:

1. Momentary doorbell buttons only (NO lighted buttons, latching buttons, latching relays, power at the button, chime systems are not compatable

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