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

£125.00 ex VAT£150.00 inc VAT

The double knock version of the Guardian STC9 staff attack trigger, needing button and rip-out together for an attack call. Supplied unprogrammed.

Product Details

The double knock version of the Guardian STC9 is designed to reduce false attack calls, particularly where an attack call brings a response from an outside organisation such as the police. Pressing the button or pulling the rip-out pin on its own raises a first level assistance call; an attack call needs the button held and the rip-out pulled at the same time. It transmits on high frequency as well as standard infra-red, and has a confidence LED and low battery alert. This unit is supplied unprogrammed and must be programmed with its user ID before use.

Product Specification

Manufacturer: Intercall (Guardian)
Model: STC9-DK (supplied unprogrammed)
Product type: infra-red personal activation device, double knock
Technology: high frequency and standard infra-red
Assistance call: button or rip-out pin
Attack call: button and rip-out pin together
Indicator: confidence LED; low battery alert
Programming: RFID programmable user ID

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