Cornell 4202 Intercom Sub Station

The Cornell 4200 series call stations work with Cornell's 4200 Rescue Assistance system to initiate a call to the master panel when the button is pressed, opening up a voice communication from master panel to station.

Operation:

The call station has either an LED illuminated switch or a heavy duty stainless steel mushroom switch, that when pressed, initiates a call to the master panel and illuminates the LED on the call station.

Station Options:

• The 4201B/V is the basic station with an LED light incased in the switch.
• The 4201B/VM provides an easier to use and see, heavy-duty mushroom switch with an LED indicator located above the switch.
• The 4202 is the weather-resistant station for outdoor applications, provided with a mushroom switch.
• Vandal resistant screws are available as an additional option for all three stations.
  • Part #7890-188
• Mushroom Switch Call Stations provides a momentary contact that can be used to activate external devices, such as a camera, strobe, or tone device

Mounting:

The satin finish stainless heavy duty steel faceplate with silk-screened designations is to be flush mounted on a standard outlet box with a dual-gang plaster ring. Field wiring is provided by a pigtail connector.

Engineering Specifications:

The CORNELL Call Station, Model 4201B/V, Model 4201B/VM, or Model 4202, shall consist of one momentary switch with an LED, and one audible alarm with a sound level minimum of 70db at 30cm. The station shall be wall mounted on a dual-gang stainless steel plate that is vandal resistant.