Aiphone NHR-30K 30 Call Add-on Pcb Ccu

Product Description

The AIPHONE NHR-30K is a 30-call add-on printed circuit board (PCB) designed to expand the capacity of a compatible CCU (central control unit) in a nurse call system. This expansion board integrates directly into the CCU chassis, increasing the number of call stations the system can support without requiring a full system replacement. It is typically installed by low-voltage or systems integration technicians working in healthcare or long-term care facilities where patient call capacity needs to grow beyond the base unit configuration.

The NHR-30K is suited for healthcare environments including hospitals, assisted living facilities, skilled nursing facilities, and similar patient care settings. It addresses situations where an existing nurse call installation has reached its station limit and additional room or bed coverage is required. The board adds 30 call points to the system, allowing facilities to scale coverage incrementally as needs change.

Key Features

• Adds 30 call station capacity to a compatible CCU nurse call system
• PCB form factor designed for direct integration into the existing CCU chassis
• Sold individually as a single unit (quantity per package: 1)
• Supports incremental system expansion without full system replacement
• Designed for healthcare and patient care facility applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style expansion board for compatible AIPHONE CCU-based nurse call systems. Consult the system documentation or AIPHONE technical support to confirm compatibility with a specific CCU model before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or systems integrator familiar with nurse call system architecture. Power down the CCU and follow proper electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions before handling or seating the PCB. Verify that the host CCU firmware and hardware revision support the NHR-30K expansion board prior to installation. Local codes and facility requirements for nurse call systems should be reviewed before beginning work.