Alpha Communications 4885 Stainless Steel Remote Intercom Station

Product Description

The ALPHA COMMUNICATIONS 4885 is a two-gang stainless steel remote intercom station designed for audio-only intercom systems. This wall-mounted station serves as a remote call point within a distributed intercom network, allowing occupants to communicate with a master station or entry panel without video capability. The stainless steel construction offers durability in demanding environments, making it a practical choice for commercial and institutional installations where surface finish and longevity matter. Licensed low-voltage technicians and systems integrators are the primary installers for this type of equipment.

The 4885 is suited for audio-only intercom applications in commercial buildings, multi-tenant residential properties, schools, healthcare facilities, and similar environments where durable remote stations are required. It mounts in a standard two-gang wall box configuration, integrating into existing or new intercom infrastructure. This station functions as a satellite point within a broader ALPHA COMMUNICATIONS audio intercom system rather than as a standalone unit.

Key Features

• Stainless steel faceplate construction for corrosion resistance and durability
• Two-gang form factor fits standard double-gang electrical wall boxes
• Audio-only intercom operation with no video component
• Designed for remote station role within a centralized intercom network
• Sold as a single unit per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style remote station for audio-only intercom systems. Specific system compatibility should be confirmed against ALPHA COMMUNICATIONS intercom system documentation before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or communications technician in accordance with NEC Article 725 and local jurisdictional requirements. De-energize the intercom system and disconnect power at the master station or power supply before wiring any remote station. Mount into a standard two-gang wall box, observing the manufacturer wiring diagram for correct terminal connections. Do not apply line voltage to low-voltage intercom terminals.