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NFPA Overview: Gamewell Voice Evacuation Panel

June 28, 2005
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Gamewell's line of IdentiFlex analog addressable fire alarm control panels has been enhanced with the addition of an integral Voice Evacuation (VE) system. Exclusive to the IF602 range, the new VE version is available with either XP95 or SmartScan (SS) digital communications SLC protocol. As a single or dual-loop, full-featured panel, the IF602 is ideally suited for small- to medium-sized commercial, institutional and industrial life safety applications. Now, together with the VE system in a single unit, the IF602VE and IF602SSVE provide the solution for new or retrofit applications. Both units include state-of-the-art, single channel (25 watt) emergency voice evacuation control, expandable to 50 watts. With zone splitting, up to 50 watts of audio power can be divided into as many as eight speaker circuits (zones), and full manual control with status indication is included via a separate keypad. Gamewell.

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