Baldwin Boxall OCCCRP OmniCALL Type C Combined Outstation | Push Door, Two-Way Speech, BS 5839-9
£707.23 (inc VAT: £848.68)
Key features
- Loop or radial wiring options
- T-Coil in handset for hearing aids
- Monitored external beacon option
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Summary
The Baldwin Boxall OCCCRP combines a fire telephone and disabled refuge call point in a single outstation, so you can specify one unit rather than two separate enclosures at refuge points. This saves wall space, cuts cable runs and simplifies containment on jobs where every metre of first-fix counts.
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For the installer, that means fewer boxes to mount, fewer cores to terminate and one less item to schedule on the drawings, without giving up any of the functionality either device needs on its own. The outstation is compliant to BS 5839-9:2021 and wires onto the OmniCALL loop alongside other outstation types from the same control panel, so you can mix and match units to suit the building layout.
On site, the push door gives quick access without a key, while separate call indication at the master station lets the operator immediately tell a refuge call from a fire telephone call. It’s finished in red and green (RAL 3020 & RAL 6024) to clearly identify its dual function at a glance.
Features
- Push door - no key needed, so building users and fire crew can operate it quickly under pressure
- Loop or radial connection - wire it into the OmniCALL system either way to suit your cabling design
- T-Coil in handset - gives hearing aid users a usable, compliant refuge call point
- Braille and luminescent labelling - supports accessibility requirements without extra signage
- Separate call indication at the master station - lets the operator distinguish a fire telephone call from a refuge call at a glance
- Two-way hands free full duplex speech (fire telephone) and speech steered communication (disabled refuge) - reliable, clear communication for both fire crew and refuge users
- Assistance alarms shown separately - alarm type is never confused with a standard call at the master station
- Monitored external beacon option - add a visual alert with fault monitoring where audible alone isn’t enough
- Reset via outstation button push - quick recommissioning on site after testing or genuine use
- Red and green finish (RAL 3020 & RAL 6024) - clearly identifies the combined fire telephone and refuge function
FAQ
Yes, the OCCCRP supports both loop and radial connection to the OmniCALL control panel, so you can choose whichever topology suits the site’s cabling and containment. Confirm which wiring method the specific control panel you’re using supports, and check its installation manual for permitted cable types and maximum run lengths, before finalising the design. Yes, the handset includes a T-Coil, giving an inductive loop connection for hearing aid compatibility on both the fire telephone and refuge call functions. Yes, a monitored external beacon option is available, which reports faults back to the system rather than just providing a visual signal on its own. The master station gives separate indications for refuge calls and fire telephone calls from the OCCCRP, and assistance alarms are shown separately again, so the operator can prioritise correctly without checking the outstation itself. The OCCCRP is designed to comply with BS 5839-9:2021, the British Standard code of practice for emergency voice communication systems, which specifically covers disabled refuge and fire telephone outstations of this type. How many outstations a building needs and where they’re sited is a wider fire strategy question governed by BS 9999 and the Building Regulations, so this should be confirmed with the building’s fire risk assessment rather than the outstation’s datasheet alone. The OCCCRP itself doesn’t hold its own battery; standby power is provided by the OmniCALL control panel it’s wired back to. Check that panel’s documentation to confirm its standby duration meets the BS 5839-9 requirement for the system as a whole.Can the OCCCRP be wired on a loop or radial circuit?
Will this outstation work with hearing aid users?
Can I add an external beacon to this outstation?
How does the master station tell a refuge call apart from a fire telephone call?
Does this outstation comply with BS 5839-9, or do other standards apply too?
What are the battery backup arrangements for this outstation?
Specifications
| Product Code | OCCCRP |
|---|---|
| Type | Type C outstation, combined fire telephone & disabled refuge (push door) |
| Compliance | BS 5839-9:2021 |
| Power Supply | 15-36V |
| Power Consumption | 30mA @ 24V |
| Humidity Range | 0-90% non-condensing |
| Temperature Range | -5°C to +40°C |
| Indicators | Status |
| Finish | RAL 3020 & RAL 6024 |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 130 x 395 x 80mm |
| Bezel Dimensions | 170 x 435mm |
| Bezel Cutout | 138 x 403mm |
| Knockouts/Cable Entry Points | 20mm |
Downloads
- Datasheet (Adobe PDF)
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