Mircom Technologies 1150 Intercom Handset Electronic Tone

Product Description

The MIRCOM TECHNOLOGIES 1150 is an intercom handset designed for use in building communication and access control systems. Supplied in white, this handset includes an electronic tone generator, providing audible signaling for incoming calls or alerts at the intercom station. It is intended for installation by licensed electricians or low-voltage communications technicians working on intercom infrastructure in residential or commercial buildings. The unit ships as a single piece and is suited for replacement or expansion of existing intercom networks where a standard handset form factor is required.

The 1150 is used in intercom system installations where a corded handset station is needed at a door entry, lobby, or interior communication point. Typical applications include multi-unit residential buildings, commercial offices, and institutional facilities that rely on wired intercom distribution. The electronic tone function eliminates the need for a mechanical ringer, reducing maintenance requirements at the handset station over time.

Key Features

• Electronic tone signaling built in, replacing mechanical bell or buzzer components
• White finish suitable for standard wall-mounted intercom panels and stations
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward replacement or new-installation deployment
• Designed for wired intercom system integration in residential and commercial environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or accessory handset for wired intercom systems requiring a standard corded handset with electronic tone signaling.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified low-voltage communications technician in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC requirements for communication circuits. De-energize the intercom system and disconnect power at the control panel before disconnecting or connecting the handset. Verify that terminal connections are secure and that the handset lead wiring is routed and dressed per the system manufacturer guidelines before restoring power.