play equipment for the disabled

Disabled Refuge remote for the CARE2 system. The unit is powered by the line which is a 2-core radial connection from the control panel.

Up to 500m distance is permitted between the panel and the outstation. Any combination of outstation units included in the CARE2 range can be fitted to a single panel. The unit features a call button and an output to feed an induction loop amplifier.

Fully BS5839-9 compliant. Object options include green or stainless steel finish units which can be selected as either surface mounting or flush mounting items.

These are primarily for use by the fire services in high-rise buildings, to provide clear communications between the control point and the fire fighters, as radio systems may not work.

They are typically located in external fire fighting lift lobbies, but may also be used by fire wardens, or by stewards and marshals in sports venues. The handset is fully monitored and robustly constructed.

These are primarily used by the public in disabled refuge areas located in outdoor or wet locations, these should be provided on or near all protected stairwells to allow the orderly evacuation of people requiring assistance.

Refuges are not just for wheelchair users, but for all people who may slow the egress of evacuees, and typically refers to those who cannot walk 200m without stopping or aid.

The unit is supplied in a 200x200x80mm IP65 enclosure with a front label meeting the signage requirements of Building Regulations Approved Document B Volume 2.

The ViLX-ILB has been designed to meet the requirements for a type B outstation with an integral audio frequency induction loop (AFILS), the design has been optimised to produce the horizontal field as required by BS5839pt9:2011, overcoming the limitations traditionally associated with a wall mounted induction loop.

To aid location the unit has a high contrast design incorporating a highly visible Braille enhanced call button which flashes green in normal conditions, it flashes red when ringing and is solid red when a call is connected.

Combined Outstations are designed to be used where the disabled refuge area is within the fire fighting lift lobby of a building. The refuge point is on the door front, and the fire fighting telephone is accessed by pushing the door. Picking up the telephone disables the refuge call point.

These are primarily used by the public in disabled refuge areas, which should be provided on or near all protected stairwells to allow the orderly evacuation of people requiring assistance.

Refuges are not just for wheelchair users, but for all people who may slow the egress of evacuees, and typically refers to those who cannot walk 200 m without stopping or aid.

The unit fits in a standard UK style double socket back-box and has a green flashing button to attract attention, especially in low light environments,it flashes red when ringing and is solid red when a call is connected.

These are primarily for use by the fire services in high-rise buildings, to provide clear communications between the control point and the fire fighters, as radio systems may not work. They are typically located in fire fighting lift lobbies, but may also be used by fire wardens, or by stewards and marshals in sports venues. The handset is fully monitored and robustly constructed.

Components:

• Avalon Rimless HO pan and fixings.

• Concealed cistern and standard lever, 4 or 6 L flush.

• Avalon seat ring, stainless steel hinge.

• Stability buffers.

• Three Doc M 600 mm grab rails.

• Avalon 450 mm grab rail.

Applications:

Disabled toilet accommodation in offices, shops, factories, educational buildings or any premises to which the public is admitted.

A package of shower fittings for use in disabled showers in domestic, education, healthcare, hotels, leisure, security, special needs and commercial applications or any premises to which the public is admitted and designed to comply with Building Regulations Approved Document M.

Available with white or blue grab rails and seat.

LX-Commander is a replica of the master station (which still must be fitted) and allows hi-resolution maps or graphical representations to be displayed with buttons overlaid representing the EVCS outstations and Assist Call emergency assistance alarms. Area buttons allow screens to be linked enabling overview and zoom screens to be quickly implemented.

The application contains full editing capabilities, password protected, allowing the user or engineer screens of bitmaps or JPEGs to be imported, allowing a COTS approach to the GUI with maximum flexibility without all the issues attached with bespoke software.

Everything is contained within a panel PC (except for the EN54-4 power supply) and a simple cat5 cable connects to the nearest expander.

The Lexicomm ViLX-ACM-8 Master station can accept and display Emergency Assist Alarm calls either as a standalone system or on combined networks with EVC. The unit is compatible with (Type A fixed phones, Type B refuge hands free points, emergency assist alarm point or jack points in Far East and Middle East applications) as required.

The touch-screen layout has four buttons allowing quick access to the main functions, and permanently displaying the number of current calls, alarms and faults.

Emergency Assist Alarm calls can be acknowledged by pressing the Icon on screen(as required by BS8300) and will return to alarm if not reset within two minutes.

The ViLX-ACM has inbuilt networking allowing it to form one of the 64 panels on a Lexicomm network installation allowing a total of 512 outstations to be accommodated. Each panel can be a master station or ViLX-EX8 network expander.

The Lexicomm ViLX-ACR provides remote indication of Assist Call alarms and provides an acknowledgment facility. It is ideal for mounting within a reception desk or on a wall due to its compact size and pleasing aesthetics.

It connects to the Lexicomm network via the nearest ViLX-EX8 System Expander panel via Cat 5 cable, plugging in to a dedicated port. It can be located up to 30m away and does not require a power supply and does not take a line output.

It has brushed stainless steel finish, 2.8” high contrast full colour touch screen display. Sized at 146mm x 86mm, it mounts onto 25mm deep standard double gang electrical box.

The Lexicomm ViLX-EX8 system expander panel is utilised to expand the Lexicomm Network System, it can accept up to eight lines of outstation, (Type A fixed phones, Type B refuge hands free points, emergency assist alarm point or jack points in Far East and Middle East applications) as required.

Lines auto identify by flashing Red for EVCS calls, Blue for assist calls or flashing Green for Connected calls as detailed in BS5839pt9:2011.

The ViLX-EX8 has inbuilt networking allowing it to form one of the 64 panels on a Lexicomm network installation allowing a total of 512 outstations to be accommodated. Each panel on the Lexicomm network can be a master station or ViLX-EX8 system expander.

The display on the front of the ViLX-EX8 gives the current call or fault status of each line of the local panel aiding fault finding.

The Lexicomm Network ViLX-TMS Master station can accept up to eight lines of outstation, (Type A fixed phones, Type B refuge hands free points, emergency assist alarm point or jack points in Far East and Middle East applications) as required.

The touch-screen layout has four buttons allowing quick access to the main functions and permanently displaying the number of current calls, alarms and faults.
Emergency Assist Alarm calls can be acknowledged by pressing the Icon on screen(as required by BS8300) and will return to alarm if not reset within two minutes.

The ViLX-TMS has inbuilt networking allowing it to form one of the 64 panels on a Lexicomm network installation allowing a total of 512 outstations to be accommodated. Each panel can be a master station or ViLX-EX8 network expander.

Designed for ease of installation and commissioning, the LX228 is a solution for smaller projects, but with built in networking it can form the local control element of complex campus style systems.

As many buildings have multiple points of control, the simple networking option of the LX228 allows a repeater location without resorting to a full network . The system is suitable for EVCS in addition to Assist Call emergency assitance alarms.

Enhanced engineer functions, such as single engineer test and line identify reduce time and expense for both commissioning engineers and facilities maintenance companies.

A range of single camber concrete plain tiles.

A cross-cambered concrete plain tile of traditional appearance available in a wide range of colours to offer a variety of design options.

A range of single camber machine made clay plain tiles designed for both new and refurbishment projects.

A range of handcrafted single camber tiles with a granular texture and slight random irregularities, designed to offer a warm, mellow appearance.

A package of fittings and support rails for use in disabled toilet accommodation in offices, shops, factories, educational buildings or any premises to which the public is admitted and designed to comply with Building Regulations Approved Document M.

Available with either white or blue grab rails and seat.

A range of double camber machine made clay plain tiles notable for their exceptional strength and durability characteristics.

A range of single camber machine made clay plain tiles notable for their exceptional strength and durability characteristics.