Talkaphone ETP-120EX Indoor-Rated Analog Call Station with "EMERGENCY" Button / Signage and Relay Output

Deliver immediate, accessible emergency communication where it matters most. The Talkaphone ETP-120EX indoor-rated analog emergency call station provides hands-free push-button calling with intelligent auto-dial to up to five numbers, ensuring contact is made even if the first line is busy. Built for security-focused environments such as elevators, stairwells, senior housing and correctional facilities, the unit features ADA-compliant raised-letter and braille "EMERGENCY" signage plus dual LEDs for hearing-impaired users. Constructed from 304 stainless steel with IP66 water resistance and a vandal-resistant metal button, the ETP-120EX stands up to heavy use and harsh conditions. Phone-line powered operation and relay output allow straightforward integration with PBX, alarm panels, and monitoring stations without the need for separate power supplies. Whether you’re upgrading a surveillance-backed facility or adding life-safety points to a campus, this Talkaphone emergency call station offers dependable communication and easy installation. Specify the ETP-120EX for improved security, monitoring, and occupant safety—order today or contact your distributor to discuss deployment options.

• Hands-free emergency calling that auto-dials up to five numbers for fast, reliable response even if the primary contact is busy
• ADA-compliant raised-letter and braille "EMERGENCY" signage with dual LEDs for improved accessibility and clear status indication
• Rugged 304 stainless steel faceplate and vandal-resistant metal button with IP66 water resistance for long-term durability in elevators, stairwells, and outdoor-exposed indoor areas
• Phone-line powered design with auto-answer and relay output for seamless integration into PBX, security, and monitoring systems—no external power or battery required
• Flexible flush or surface mount installation reduces retrofit time and maintenance in senior housing, correctional facilities, and controlled access environments