3226 - Full Duplex FXO Intercom with Door Control and Noise Reduction

Description:

Introducing the Algo 3226, a versatile intercom system that connects seamlessly with a telephone setup via an analog trunk (FXO) port For those preferring a more direct approach, it can also link directly to an analog telephone, ideally two lines, with one dedicated solely for intercom communication This intercom supports full duplex functionality, featuring advanced echo cancellation and adaptive noise reduction, delivering exceptional voice clarity that surpasses typical analog systems.

The Algo 3226 is equipped with a door control relay, allowing it to interface with any door release mechanism, gate activation system, or access control panel It includes a 24V 03 A power supply suitable for low-power 24V DC door strikes, which must be provided by the customer Furthermore, it offers low current programmable inputs and outputs on both the control unit and intercom station for various applications, including door sensing, door unlocking options, auxiliary call buttons, and monitoring telephone status indicators such as ringing or in-use.

Features and Benefits:

•Made in Canada.

•Digital speech technology provides superior voice quality.

•Single pair 24 AWG wiring up to 1,000 Ft (300 m) between door station and controller for easy new or retrofit installations.

•Initiates or accepts calls.

•Caller Line ID to telephone helps users easily differentiate door calls from a standard call.

•Flush or surface mount (i.e., dual gang).

•Backlit call button for ease of use during nighttime hours.

•CSA/UL 3R weather resistant.

•Door control relay located securely inside the premise at the controller location.

•Available 24V DC, 300 mA strike power.

•Supervised link to door station monitors fault conditions.

•Programmable relay inputs and outputs at controller and door station for integrating accessories such as: door sensor, doorbell button, card swipe, door chime, loud ringer, strobe, etc..

•Configurable through software via USB, or by telephone through touch-tone (DTMF) commands.