Zoned evacuation controllers and terminals built on an EN 54-style architecture, with line and battery supervision for campus, metro and industrial projects.
EASTVO manufactures 8 models in this range. Specifications below are the ones specified most often on tenders; full data sheets are available per model. For a project point schedule, send a floor plan to [email protected].
Zoned evacuation controllers and terminals, with supervision of speaker lines and standby batteries, built on an EN 54-style architecture for campus, metro and industrial projects. The controller is the part that decides which zones hear an evacuation message.
The range is built on an EN 54-style architecture with speaker-line and battery supervision. Certification status is project-specific, so ask [email protected] for the current certificate set before writing a standard into a tender — that avoids a compliance gap at handover.
The controller takes the alarm contact, overrides background music and scheduled audio, and plays the evacuation message to the zones mapped to that alarm. Zones outside the alarm stay on normal duty, which matters in a large building where a full-site evacuation is not the right response.
Speaker lines and standby batteries. An open or shorted line and a failed battery are reported before an incident rather than during one — that is the whole point of supervision, and it is what a fire authority checks during acceptance.
Yes. Daily paging and evacuation share the same 100V line and the same speaker set, and the controller gives the alarm input priority over scheduled and live audio. One set of loudspeakers, two duties.
