The ELV RP2832 is a vital component for safety-critical Public Address and Voice Alarm (PA/VA) systems. This dual-channel unit combines automated emergency message playback with event recording, ensuring compliance with standards like SS546:2022. Featuring dual 7″ touch screens, it allows easy configuration and status monitoring. Upon receiving triggers (e.g., from a fire alarm system), it automatically broadcasts pre-recorded messages with programmable delays and simultaneously records system audio (e.g., announcements, ambient noise). All events are logged with timestamps for traceability.
Key Features
- SS546:2022 Compliant: Designed to meet stringent life safety
standards. - Dual Functionality: Combines automated emergency message
playback (2 channels out) and event audio recording (2 channels in). - Automated Response: Plays selected messages automatically upon receiving triggers (3 optically isolated inputs per function). Supports programmable delays for staged evacuation.
- Comprehensive Recording: Logs audio events continuously or on trigger (up to 30 days typical storage on 128GB USB, 16GB included). Logs faults and system events with timestamps.
- Auxiliary Outputs: Provides relay outputs (2 per function) to trigger external devices or signal status.
- Clear User Interface: Dual 7″ touch screens for easy setup, monitoring, and playback.
- Built-in Monitoring: Includes monitor speakers with volume control for local audio verification.
- Flexible Messaging: Store multiple messages; broadcast
different messages to Channel A & B simultaneously. 6
remote message trigger inputs available. - System Integration: Multiple communication ports (TCP/IP, USB, RS485, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth) for network integration and control.
Applications
Mandatory for PA/VA systems requiring compliance with emergency communication standards in public buildings, commercial facilities, industrial sites, and transportation hubs. Ensures automated, reliable delivery of emergency instructions and provides essential event recording.
System Compatibility
- Fire Alarm Systems: Connects directly via optically isolated inputs.
- IP PA Systems: Integrates into the network via TCP/IP for status monitoring and potentially triggering. Audio outputs connect to amplifier/system inputs.
- Amplifiers: Audio outputs feed into main PA amplifiers (e.g., A-XXXD series) or mixer inputs (e.g., A-XXXR EMC input).
- Controllers: Can interact with IP2100/ST2100 controllers over the network.
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