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Emergency Communications

NOTIFIER’s First Command

is a compact, standalone voice evacuation

and emergency communications system that can be used in many

common building types to meet life safety code or end user requirements

for voice or paging during an emergency. It’s an integrated system that

can be easily expanded to include many of the advanced features found

in NOTIFIER’s more sophisticated Digital Voice Command system such

as backup ampliﬁ cation, remote microphones, ﬁ reﬁ ghters telephones,

local operating consoles and remote paging units.

First Command

– Integrated, Expandable

Emergency Communications

First Command

Integration

With direct integration to NOTIFIER’s addressable ONYX

or FireWarden panels, the ﬁ re alarm control panel can take direct control of First

Command

during an incident. The ﬁ re alarm control panel and First Command

will act as one unit in identifying the alarm location and

responding with the correct message appropriate for that incident or emergency. Programming the integrated First Command

system

is done via a serial communications by using a built in programming utility from a laptop with a web browser. First Command

can be

added to buildings with non-NOTIFIER ﬁ re panels via contact closures and make the most of ﬁ re panels already installed.

Powerful Features

The First Command

main unit has 50 watts of audio power with the option of sending the message to up to eight discrete speaker

circuits. The addition of a second, optional ampliﬁ er raises the power output to 100 watts or 50 watts of backup power. Up to fourteen

unique messages can be stored in First Command

and then directed to the areas of the building where the emergency is unfolding

either automatically via programming or manually by the incident commander. Distributed ampliﬁ ers can be added to the main unit for

system expansion up to 1,100 watts of speaker power split over 24 speaker

circuits. If called for by the system designer, up to a total of eight Local Operating

Consoles (LOCs), Remote Paging Units (RPUs), or Remote Microphones (RMs)

can be added to First Command

via an easy-to-wire interface. LOCs or RPUs

can be installed through the building. If an incident occurs near a LOC or RPU,

more precise incident management is possible.

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