Code Blue Corporation 60001 Emergency Enclosure Phone

Product Description

The CODE BLUE CORPORATION 60001 is an emergency enclosure phone designed for security and life-safety communication applications. This unit houses a rugged telephone handset within a protective enclosure, providing a dedicated point of contact for emergency calls in facilities where reliable, immediate communication is critical. It is typically specified by security system integrators, electrical contractors, and facility managers responsible for code-compliant emergency call coverage across campuses, parking structures, and public buildings.

The 60001 enclosure phone is suited for deployment in environments that require a fixed, always-accessible emergency communication point. Typical installations include university campuses, healthcare facilities, transit hubs, parking garages, and industrial sites. The unit is designed to integrate into emergency call networks where occupants need a direct line to security or dispatch without requiring a mobile device or prior knowledge of a phone number.

Key Features

• Dedicated emergency phone in a protective enclosure for high-visibility, reliable placement
• Designed for life-safety and security communication applications in commercial and institutional settings
• Self-contained enclosure construction protects internal components in demanding environments
• Single-unit quantity packaging supports straightforward procurement and installation planning

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style emergency enclosure phone for commercial and institutional emergency call systems. Consult the manufacturer datasheet and system design documentation to confirm compatibility with specific access control, intercom, or emergency call network infrastructure before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrical or low-voltage contractor familiar with life-safety communication systems and applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out all power to the circuit before wiring the unit. Follow NEC requirements for low-voltage communications wiring, and verify that the installation meets any applicable ADA mounting height and visibility requirements for emergency phones.