New video kits for DDA compliance

Edited by the Buildingtalk editorial team Feb 22, 2005

As part of an expanding range of Disability Discrimination Act compliant audio and video door entry kits, Videx Security has introduced a vandal resistant video kit.

As part of an expanding range of Disability Discrimination Act compliant audio and video door entry kits, Videx Security has introduced a vandal resistant video kit.

This one button door entry kit features a flush fitting, stainless steel door panel integrated with a monochrome camera; wall mountable internal video-phone telephone and 24 volt AC PSU that operates the system.

The door panel features a large tactile halo illuminated 'call' button with the word 'Call' which is also in braille.

Red 'Wait', yellow 'Speak' and green 'Door Open' LED displays are also included to provide visual indication of the stage of the call.

The integral mono camera has infra-red illumination.

For the occupier, a flat screen white ABS mono videophone displays the picture of the caller.

It has a three position volume control, door open button, camera recall button and spare service buttons.

This IIJ/DDA Video Kit is just one of a number of specially developed door entry systems from Videx, designed for the disabled.

Audio only kits are also available together with many optional extras such as extension handsets, flashing strobes, speech annunciation and induction coils for use with hearing aids.