Public address system AR2000

Operates on 24VDC or 120/240VAC Routes audio input to eight zones and eight presets Activation of output via buttons or dry contacts Access to paging via local microphone or telephone Rack mount Auxiliary zone and preset models available UL and cUL Listed, FCC Approved Federal Signal's AudioRouter is an audio multiplexing system capable of directing selected audio inputs to specific zones. The AudioRouter can be used in a public address system as a central control for routing voice pages, pre-recorded messages, and other audio sources to specified zones or areas within a facility. The center of the AudioRouter system is the Model AR2000M. The AR2000M accepts the following source inputs: 25Vrms, 70Vrms, 1 Volt peaktopeak, a telephone line, and a local microphone. The 25Vrms and 70Vrms inputs are designed for use with the AM25CK, AM70CK, or any SelecTone Command Unit or CommCenter. The 1 Volt peaktopeak input is suitable for linelevel, amplified audio sources, such as CD players. The telephone input allows users to broadcast messages from any telephone in the facility. To page, the user dials the AudioRouter`s extension, records a message, and hangs up. The digitally recorded message is stored and broadcast over the system immediately after the call is completed. The local microphone input works with the Federal Signal Models MNC1 Handheld Microphone or MSB1 Desktop Microphone.