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Advancements in two-way emergency communication are here.

An Area of Refuge or Area of Rescue (AOR) system provides two-way, hands-free communication from either an elevator landing or stairway to the fire command center. These systems are fully compliant with IBC, ADAAG, ICC A117.1 Ch. 7, and NFPA 72 and can be configured to meet other local codes. The new Honeywell Area of Refuge solutions facilitate dependable two-way, hands-free communication from either an elevator landing or stairway to the fire command center.

Honeywell Area of Refuge solutions are designed to provide quick and clear communication with emergency responders—facilitating a safe rescue and evacuation of individuals sheltered in an Area of Refuge during an emergency. We've proudly introduced these solutions to the emergency communications market to help meet increasing demands for more reliable, cutting-edge Area of Refuge options.

Honeywell Area of Refuge Solutions Product Family 2024 - TILTED

Honeywell Area of Refuge Solutions
Key Features and Benefits

  • Compliance: Ensure adherence to crucial building codes such as IBC, NFPA 72, A117.1, and ADAAG, safeguarding regulatory compliance.
  • Value: Command units and call stations with -ETL in the model number are UL 2525 Listed to expedite the issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy (COO) without the need for a separate site listing, saving valuable time and costs.
  • Efficiency: Experience streamlined annual testing and continuous supervision, guaranteeing optimal performance without disruptions.
  • Flexibility: Benefits from versatile deployment options tailored to accommodate projects of varying scales, providing adaptability and scalability.
  • Reliability: Built-in uninterruptible power supply (UPS), providing up to 24-hour (HON-AOR-5/HON-AOR-10) or 4-hour (HON-AOR-16/HON-AOR-24/HON-AOR-32) power backup during outages — ensuring continuous functionality.

 
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