Siedle Steel Status display module

Intercoms (interior) from Siedle, Designed by Eberhard Meurer

Product description

Optical display of operating status in addition to the acoustic acknowledgement signal: Four backlit LED symbols signal the different statuses: "Call", "Not available", "Speech" and "Door release".

Concept

With its status display for the hearing impaired, Siedle complies with the requirements of the new DIN 18040 standard “Barrier-free building – Planning principles”. The standard defines the technical requirements that structural works have to fulfil in order to be classified as barrier-free. It demands that door opening and intercom systems should be included in the barrier-free design: “In the case of intercom systems, optical indication is required to show that the called party is ready to hear a message. In the case of manually operated doors with electrical release of the door latch (colloquially door buzzer), the release operation must be signalled by optical means.”
The status display already acknowledges a call at the door by means of an optical signal. Hearing impaired users can also be certain that a caller has actually rung. A further symbol indicates as soon as the other party takes the call. Now it is possible to speak. A third symbol indicates that the door opener has been operated, and a fourth activates when no connection has been established. The status display is available for the systems Inhome, 1+n and Multi as well as for all design series apart from Siedle Select.

More about this product

Part of the collection Siedle Steel.
Manufacturer Siedle
Family Siedle Steel function spectrum barrier-free
Architonic ID 1172178
Year of Launch 2012

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