DISABLED REFUGE
Disabled refuge and WC alarm systems provide vital communication and support for individuals who may need additional assistance during an emergency.
Updates to disability legislation place clear responsibilities on organisations to ensure accessible, compliant safety measures.
Our team designs, installs and upgrades fully compliant systems to help your building remain safe, inclusive and aligned with the Equality Act and other relevant regulations.
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Emergency Voice Communication Systems
Emergency Voice Communication Systems
Emergency Voice Communication Systems
Emergency Voice Communication (EVC) systems form part of a building’s wider life safety strategy.
They provide a managed communication network that connects refuge areas, fire control points, and other key locations, allowing staff or emergency services to coordinate safely during an incident.
Designed in line with current British Standards, EVC systems improve control, visibility, and response during an evacuation.
Disabled Refuge Call Points
Emergency Voice Communication Systems
Emergency Voice Communication Systems
Disabled Refuge Call Points are the physical outstations located within designated refuge areas, typically in protected stairwells.
They allow individuals who require assistance to alert on-site personnel and confirm their location while waiting for support. Clear, simple to use, and fully compliant, they form a vital part of inclusive evacuation planning in commercial and educational buildings.
Disabled WC Pull-cord Alarm Systems
Emergency Voice Communication Systems
Disabled WC Pull-cord Alarm Systems
Disabled WC pull-cord alarm systems provide a simple and effective way for individuals to request assistance in an emergency.
Installed within accessible toilet facilities, the system allows a user to activate an alarm by pulling a cord, immediately alerting staff to their location.
Designed to meet current accessibility and building regulations, these systems support inclusive environments and ensure your premises remain safe, compliant, and responsive to those who may need help.
