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HF Staff Attack IR Trigger with battery low alert (RFID Programmable) – UNPROGRAMMED

£115.00 ex VAT£138.00 inc VAT

A Guardian high frequency infra-red staff attack trigger with low battery alert and RFID programming. Supplied unprogrammed.

Product Details

The Guardian STC9 personal activation device lets staff summon help discreetly. A push button raises a first level call, and pulling the rip-out pin raises an attack call. With the pin removed, the unit transmits for up to 8 minutes before shutting down so the call can be reset, for example in a hostage situation. It transmits on high frequency as well as standard infra-red, so it suits sites with high frequency switched lighting and works with older AIRX4 receivers. A confidence LED and low battery alert keep users informed. This unit is supplied unprogrammed and must be programmed with its user ID before use.

Product Specification

Manufacturer: Intercall (Guardian)
Model: STC9 (supplied unprogrammed)
Product type: infra-red personal activation device
Technology: high frequency and standard infra-red
Activation: push button; rip-out pin for attack level
Attack transmission: up to 8 minutes, then shuts down
Indicator: confidence LED; low battery alert
Programming: RFID programmable user ID
Fixing: flexible clip

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