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EVC Systems
Advanced Electronics EVAC PAGING Interface Card MxPro 4/5 Box MXP-547-BX
Advanced Electronics EVAC PAGING Interface Card MxPro 4/5 MXP-547 -
C-TEC EVAC ACCY Bezel for ECU4-8 controller EVC385
C-TEC EVAC CALL POINT Outstation Flush Grn S/S EVC302GF -
C-TEC EVAC CALL POINT Outstation Grn S/S EVC302GS -
C-TEC EVAC CALL POINT Outstation S/S EVC302S -
C-TEC EVAC CONTROLLER 4 Line Master EVC ECU-4 -
C-TEC EVAC CONTROLLER EVC 8 LINE MASTER ECU-8 -
C-TEC FIRE PSU 24V 250MA DR RELEASE PSU BF375P
C-TEC FIRE RELAY 24V 5AMP PLRSED RELAY ON PLTE BF376
C-TEC EVAC CALL POINT Outstation Flush S/S EVC302F -
Eaton REFUGE B OUTSTATION VoCall 8 Flush Bezel CFVCFHB
Eaton REFUGE B OUTSTATION VoCall Surf Grn CFVCSHFG -
Eaton REFUGE B OUTSTATION VoCall Surf S/S CFVCSHFSS -
Eaton REFUGE CTRL VoCall 5 Semi Flush Bezel EFVCC5-FB -
Eaton REFUGE CTRL VoCall 5 Stand Alone Panel EFVCC5 -
Scope COMMS L/RANGE Pagetek Pro MK2 PTPRO/2 -
Scope FIRE MISC 40 Character Pager GEO40A10M -
Scope SPECIAL INTRUSION Supervised radio telem FLINK4KIT -
EVC System
An EVCS (Emergency Voice Communication System) is a fixed, monitored and maintained, bidirectional, full duplex voice communication system to assist the orderly evacuation of disabled or mobility impaired people and enhance firefighters communication during emergencies.
Intended Uses for EVC Systems
In the first stages of evacuation, before the fire and rescue service arrive the EVCS may be used between the control room and say fire wardens/marshal's on various floors.
Typically, a call can be made from a floor to advise the control centre that the floor has been cleared.
The fire and rescue service would normally take control of the evacuation upon arrival at site, with a fire officer at the control centre communicating with other officers via the EVC system.
During the course of a fire, the fire and rescue service would continue to use the EVCS to assist fire fighting. A disabled person or anyone who is not able to use an escape route would be able to identify their presence and communicate with the control centre.
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