Selecting the right emergency communication system is critical to ensure life safety, code compliance, and long-term system reliability.

Every project has unique requirements, and understanding how a 2-way emergency communication system is designed, wired, and programmed is essential for delivering compliant and efficient solutions in areas such as areas of refuge, elevators, and public buildings.

In this free technical webinar, our experts will provide a practical overview of the VoCALL™ 16US 2-Way Emergency Communication System. You’ll learn how the system operates, how MX and NX panels communicate with call stations, and how to simplify installation, wiring, and programming to ensure reliable performance and smooth commissioning.



What you’ll learn in this webinar:




1. Emergency Communication Requirements in the U.S.

Emergency communication systems are governed by national and local codes, including ADA and building safety requirements that vary by jurisdiction.
Comunication The VoCALL 16US system is designed to help engineers and integrators meet these requirements with confidence.

You’ll learn how VoCALL simplifies:
 

2. VoCALL 16US System Architecture – MX & NX Panels

The VoCALL 16US platform uses a scalable architecture built around MX and NX control panels, allowing systems to grow while maintaining reliability.

Key strengths:

3. Call Stations and Wiring Best Practices

Proper wiring is essential for system stability and performance.
This session will cover call station installation and loop wiring requirements.

Highlights:

4. Power, Batteries, and System Reliability
 

5. Programming and Commissioning the VoCALL 16US