Alpha Communications SF117/2A Emergency Station 2-pull

Product Description

The ALPHA COMMUNICATIONS SF117/2A is a plastic-bodied emergency call station designed for nurse call systems in healthcare and assisted living environments. The unit features a 2-pull cord activation mechanism and no indicator light, making it a straightforward, reliable annunciation device for patient or resident emergency signaling. Licensed electricians and low-voltage systems technicians are the primary installers. The SF117/2A is sold as a single unit and is built to provide a dependable manual trigger point within a broader nurse call network.

The SF117/2A is suited for installation in patient rooms, restrooms, corridors, and common areas where emergency pull-cord access is required. It is typically deployed in residential care facilities, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, and hospital patient rooms. The no-light configuration keeps the unit compact and cost-effective for locations where a visual indicator is not required by the facility layout or code specification.

Key Features

• Plastic housing provides lightweight, durable construction suited for interior wall mounting
• Dual pull-cord (2-pull) activation mechanism for reliable emergency signaling
• No indicator light configuration simplifies installation and reduces component count
• Designed for integration into nurse call system networks in healthcare settings
• Single-unit packaging allows for individual replacement or staged installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation component for nurse call systems in healthcare and assisted living facilities requiring a 2-pull, no-light emergency station.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage systems technician familiar with nurse call system wiring and applicable local codes. De-energize the nurse call system circuit before making any wiring connections. Mount the station at a height accessible to seated or recumbent occupants per ADA guidelines and applicable facility codes. Follow the manufacturer documentation and local authority having jurisdiction requirements for pull-cord length and placement.