Analog telephone -40 ... 60 °C | Class I, Division 2, WTT-30-H
IP66emergencyweather-resistant

analog telephone
analog telephone
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Characteristics

Network
analog
Protection class
IP66
Other characteristics
emergency, weather-resistant

Description

Guardian’s WTT-30-H Hazardous Area Telephone has been designed to provide dependable service in hazardous areas. In addition to being certified for use in Class 1, Division II applications, it has both Type 4X & IP66 ratings which make it ideal for use in offshore or corrosive atmospheres. All WTT-H and WTR-H models are housed in rugged thermoplastic resin enclosures and come with a spring loaded door. Product Features • Waterproof Enclosure: Type 4X & IP-66 Certification: CSA C/US • Encapsulated circuitry impervious to water and particles • Waterproof connections & stainless steel fittings for longer life • Corrosion protected and powder coated steel faceplate • The WTT-30-H & WTT-40-H models feature a metal keypad for extended life • Magnetic reed hook switch to reduce parts subject to wear • Surge arrestor to prevent voltage spike damage • Vandal resistant armored handset cord with lanyard on WTT-40-H & WTT-41-H models • Heavy duty G Type industrial handset • Electret noise reducing microphone for clear communication • Temperature range -40˚ to +140˚F (-40˚ to +60˚C) • Modular parts for easy service • Integrated mounting feet • Hearing aid compatible & receiver volume adjustment • Electronic ringer for reliability • Tone or pulse dialing for universal configuration • Easily connects to any single line analog CO or PBX telephone line • Handset retainers to maintain on-hook status • Spring loaded door • Easy support drill guides for top & bottom mount glands

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