Reference: 7399
Kit audio amplifier module (Basic) for 4+N analogue systems on SKYLINE panels. Size W. Anodised aluminium front. For additional functions select the Building (Complete) audio amplifier.
Amplifier module to be incorporated into SKYLINE door entry panels .
It is the module (speaker unit) that incorporates the electronic circuits necessary for the operation of the audio system, door opening, etc. .. in the intercom installations. It has volume adjustments, both in the street-house and house-street direction, so that the installer can adjust the optimal level.
The SKYLINE electronic and video door entry panel is a robust and elegant panel, which stands out for its durability and beauty, resistance and reliability.
SKYLINE is the line of profile and modular composition electronic door entry panels from Fermax. The line consists of 8 frames of different sizes where the different modules are easily fitted: pushbuttons, card holder, amplifier, access control, etc. Frames allow a specific number of modules to be attached. There are two sizes of modules: V and W. The W modules are twice the size of the V modules.
Measures Modules.
- Module V: 105.2x47.5 mm (width-height).
- Module W: 105.2x95 mm (width-height).
It is possible to combine two or more panels, as long as they are from the same series, to have a greater capacity for buttons and accessories.
Conventional System : uses 4 wires common to the entire installation plus 1 call wire (or call return) per home.
Recommended in buildings of small / medium size (up to 50 neighbors approx.), With several entrances and a concierge center.
Cabling:
- Doorphone: 4 common wires + N (1 call wire per dwelling).
Maximum distance in the installation depending on the section of the cable used (consult technical manuals)
Module to be located in the frame of the New SKYLINE panel.
Adjustable volume in both directions
Operating temperature: -25 to +70 ºC
Technology: 4+N
Peso: 0.288 kg
Measures of the packed product: 6x13,5x10 cm
EAN 13: 8424299073996
Technical datasheet
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