Acoustic Universal Transmitter for the signolux alerting system
The signolux Acoustic Universal Transmitter is able to manage all tasks of an acoustic transmitter.
This means that the transmitter is able to register sounds, upon which it transmitts a radio signal to all paired signolux receivers within range (up to 200 metres). The way in which the signal is displayed is easy to set according to the event triggering the signal.
Function
When connecting the transmitter, a special microphone is placed over the sound outlet of the doorbell, the speaker of a door intercom or the grille of a telephone.
By means of the baby microphone (A-2691-S), this transmitter can also be used as a baby-cry transmitter.
In this case we strongly recommend the use of the signolux power supply (A-2690-0)!
Please note: The transmitter cannot be used as door- phone- and babycry-transmitter at the same time! You will need one transmitter per application.
An LED informs you of active radio tranmission and battery status. A low-battery warning is also given by the receivers.
A 1 metre cable microphone as well as the batteries are included.
Please note: lisa-signolux-devices are not compatible with lisa-RF-devices!
Specifications
| Dimensions (HxWxD): | 75 x 122 x 38 mm |
| Colour: | bronze-metallic/smoked glass or white |
| Weight: | 128 g (without batteries) |
| Power supply: | 3 batteries type AAA (oder power supply unit A-2690-0, see accessories) |
| Battery life: | Up to 1 - 2 years, at 5 signals per day, depending upon the type and quality of battery used. |
| Connected and activated baby microphone (side switch on position „1“) reduces stand-by time to approx. 100 days. |
In order to use the Acoustic Universal Transmitter as a babyphone, a baby microphone is required. You can choose between the baby microphone with cable A-2691-0 or the baby microphone without cable A-2976-0, which can be plugged directly into the Acoustic Universal Transmitter.
We strongly recommend to run the transmitter with the power supply unit A-2690-0, as the transmitter's need for energy is increased and batteries are otherwise used up sooner: The battery life of usually one year is hereby reduced to just 100 days.