Talkaphone ETP-MT/R Campus Emergency Phone Tower with LED Blue Light

Designed for high-traffic and remote locations, the Talkaphone ETP-MT/R campus emergency phone tower delivers clear, visible protection that helps reduce response times and improve situational awareness. As a Talkaphone emergency phone tower, the ETP-MT/R stands over 110 inches tall and features an attention-getting LED blue light that remains lit and flashes during a call, making the unit easy to locate for students, staff and first responders. Constructed from rugged steel and weighing 385 lb, this vandal-resistant tower is built to withstand harsh weather and vandalism while providing reliable surveillance and monitoring integration. Wireless connectivity and optional solar or surveillance configurations give security teams flexible deployment choices for campuses, parking facilities, transit hubs and industrial sites. The always-illuminated faceplate ensures visibility at night and the ADA-compliant design supports inclusive emergency access. Backed by a 5-year limited warranty, the ETP-MT/R combines practicality with durable construction to strengthen emergency communications and on-site safety. Specify custom signage or color schemes to match campus branding and order the Talkaphone ETP-MT/R today to upgrade your perimeter security and emergency monitoring strategy.

• High-visibility deterrent: 9+ ft tower with LED blue light instantly identifies emergency locations and discourages criminal activity.
• Rapid response activation: One-touch EMERGENCY button places a call and flashes the LED to draw attention and speed intervention.
• Night and all-weather readiness: Always-illuminated faceplate and vandal-resistant steel construction ensure reliable visibility and durability.
• Flexible deployment: Wireless and solar-ready connectivity options plus surveillance integration support campus, parking, and remote monitoring setups.
• ADA-compliant and customizable: Available signage, color choices and graphics allow campus branding while meeting accessibility requirements.