Larson Electronics Hazardous Location Analog Phone - IECEx Rated - Slave Station, LCD Display - Wall Mount - IP66 ATEX-HLPH-ALG-SS-SFC-R1

The Larson Electronics ATEX-HLPH-ALG-SS-SFC-R1 Hazardous Location Analog Phone provides seamless communication in Class I, Division 2 and IECEx rated combustible locations. This analog unit does not require external power or batteries (telephone line-powered). Equipped with a noise canceling handset, the slave station caters to incoming calls only and does not allow outgoing calls. The IP66-rated phone is constructed of glass fiber-reinforced polyester and stainless steel.

The ATEX-HLPH-ALG-SS-SFC-R1 is a cutting-edge phone for hazardous locations and IECEx rated facilities. This analog device contains a 5-key pad for volume controls and menu selection. A 2-line LCD display enables operators to view and configure settings. This slave station phone (incoming calls only; no outgoing calls) features programmable welcome text, call time counting, auto answer and dry contact for external control automation. Operators can select up to 9 different ringtones. Four levels are available for backlight, handset, hands-free and ringer volume settings.

The handset is a dynamic receiver with inductive coupling, which caters to hearing aids. The microphone is equipped with noise canceling features. An output of 70 dB @ 3 feet is provided when the loudspeaker is activated. Standard ringer output is 95 dB @ 3 feet.

This flameproof phone is constructed of glass fiber-reinforced polyester and stainless steel. The T6-rated communication device is vandal resistant and features IK09 impact protection. Suitable for use in environments ranging between -25¡C to +60¡C, the IP66-rated unit can be used in Group I and Group II IECEx rated flammable sites.

Power: The ATEX-HLPH-ALG-SS-SFC-R1 is powered by the telephone line. It does not require external power or batteries.

Mounting: The hazardous location phone is designed for wall-mounting installations.

Suggested Applications: Hazardous locations, communication, chemical processing, oil and gas, offshore, industrial sites, warehouses, manufacturing, daily operations and more.