Viking E-1600-02A Installation and operating instructions

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Pool Area
Emergency
Phones
December 5, 2002
A swimming pool is fun and
relaxing for the whole family,
but it brings a variety of
safety concerns to atten-
tion.
Many states require pool
areas to have two-way
voice communication sys-
tems. This ensures that in
the event of an emergency,
assistance is only a push of a but-
ton away!
Viking emergency phones offer cost-
effective, easy solutions for your poolside
safety concerns. All 1600A Series
phones meet ADA requirements for elevator/emergency telephones. The phones can dial up to 5 emergency
numbers (of your choice), as well as 2 central station numbers if Central Station Monitoring is used.
For outdoor or harsh environments, select 1600A Series phones are available with Enhanced Weather
Protection (EWP). EWP products are ideal for swimming pool areas - where heat and humidity are always
an issue! Every EWP product features rubber gaskets and boots, hand soldered silicon sealed connections,
gel-filled butt connectors, as well as urethane potted circuit boards with weather sealed, field-adjustable trim pots
and DIP switches for easy on-site programming.
Poolside Emergency Phones Can
Help Save Lives!
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E-1600-45A
K-1600-EHFA
E-1600A
E-1600-02A
E-1600-03A
E-1600-20A
E-1600-55A
• Meets ADA requirements for Emergency Phones
• Digital voice announcer with 16 seconds of memory
• Advanced call progress detection
• Handsfree operation
• Phone line powered
• Non-volatile memory (no batteries required)
• Touch Tone or pulse dialing
• Dials up to 5 emergency numbers
• Cycles through backup emergency numbers on busy
or no-answer
• Hangs up on CPC, silence, busy signal, dial tone,
time-out or Touch Tone command
• Programmable to auto-answer on incoming calls
• Locally or remotely programmable
• Extended temperature range (-15°F to 130°F)
• Central Station Monitoring capability
• Separate central station voice speed dial number
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Connecticut
Department of Public Health
Public Health Code 2000
(16) Emergency Telephone. There shall be a telephone or other suitable device for emergency communication readily available in the
immediate vicinity of each pool. This telephone or device shall be on the premises where the pool is located.
Georgia
Chapter 290-5-57 Swimming Pools, Spas and Recreational Water Parks
(c) A telephone which is hard wired and affixed with posted names and phone numbers of the nearest available police, fire, ambulance
service and/or rescue unit, and/or 911, if available.
Illinois
Section 820.310 Safety Equipment
c. Emergency Telephone and Emergency Contact List. A telephone shall be accessible in the vicinity of the swimming pool, in or within
300 feet of the pool enclosure. At a multilevel facility, the emergency telephone shall be located within three levels of the level or which
the pool is located. The telephone numbers of the local police, State Police, fire department, physician, ambulance service, and a hospi-
tal or 911 where applicable shall be posted in a conspicuous place near the telephone. The name, address and telephone number of the
swimming pool shall be listed by the telephone. The location of the emergency telephone shall be posted in the swimming pool area
unless the telephone is located in the pool area.
Kentucky
Section 14. Safety Equipment
(10) All facilities shall have a non-pay telephone on the premises which is readily accessible and conspicuously located; for isolated facil-
ities two (2) way radio communication systems to a manned telephone system may be substituted. The telephone number of a police,
fire department, emergency medical service, or a hospital shall be posted in a conspicuous place near the telephone.
Massachusetts
105 CMR: Department of Public Health
435.25: First Aid Equipment and Emergency Communications
(2) An emergency communication system which at a minimum would allow convenient, immediate and toll-free communication with emer-
gency medical services, local police, state police and the local fire department, must be in working order and available at each pool. The
telephone numbers of the emergency medical services, local police, state police and fire department, as well as any instructions neces-
sary to operate the communication system shall be posted in a conspicuous place near the communication device or station. The loca-
tion of the emergency communication device must be in an area that is unlocked and available to both the staff and the public at all times.
Michigan
(7) A telephone or other suitable means of communication for emergencies shall be located in any of the following areas:
(a) Within the pool enclosure.
(b) In a room adjacent to the pool enclosure which is kept open at all times that the pool is open for use.
(c) In another located approved, in writing, by the department.
Nebraska
011.04 All pools must have a really accessible telephone with emergency telephone numbers prominently posted. Drills in handling emer-
gencies should be conducted at appropriate intervals.
Nevada
NAC 444.248 Required facilities.
4. There must be telephone connections and transportation facilities available for emergency use.
The following is a list of states (in alphabetical order) requiring pool emergency phones. If your state is not listed
it does not mean you are exempt. Please check with your local health department for guidance.

New Jersey
8:26-5.3 Emergency equipment for swimming pools
(a) Swimming pools shall be provided with the following readily accessible emergency equipment:
6. A telephone, radio, signaling device, or other health authority approved means of communication shall be located near the lifeguard
station for emergency use. Commercial pay telephones shall be permitted for this purpose provided that coin deposit is not needed to
access emergency assistance. Emergency numbers of the nearest rescue squad, physician, ambulance, police department, hospital,
clinic, or other appropriate entity shall be posted in a weather-resistant display, adjacent to the telephone.
North Carolina
NC Department of Environment and Natural Resources
T15A: 18A.2500
.2530 Safety Provisions
(e) Effective April 1, 2000 a telephone capable of directly dialing 911 or other emergency notification system shall be provided and acces-
sible to all pool users within 300 feet of the pool.
Ohio
(I) A telephone shall be available within five hundred feet of each public swimming pool, public spa, and special use pool with a posted
list of emergency numbers. The licensee shall ensure that the telephone is available at all times the pool or spa is open for use.
Oklahoma
310:320-3-1
(h) telephone. A telephone to reach emergency assistance without the use of coinage shall be accessible to the pool during all house of
operation.
310:320-3-4 Safety provisions
(b) Emergency telephone numbers. Every bathing place shall provide, immediately adjacent to its telephone a selected list of current tele-
phone numbers for available doctors, ambulance services, hospitals, and police or fire department rescue squads.
South Carolina
(f) A toll free telephone or other device to notify emergency personnel must be available in the pool area (within 200 feet and no greater
than 3 floors) with a list of emergency telephone numbers, to include ambulance. The location must be specified on the pool rules sign.
Texas
The provisions of this §265.199 adopted to be effective June 17, 1999, 24 TexReg 4365
(i) Telephones at new and existing pools and spas. New and existing pools and spas shall have a telephone or other electronic means
capable of immediately summoning emergency service readily accessible within 200 feet unimpeded distance (an unlocked door or gate
shall not be considered an impediment) of the pool or spa water. A sign in plain view of the pool or spa shall state in letters at least one
inch high: "In case of emergency, call 911 (or other appropriate emergency number or action)." If the location of the telephone or other
electronic means is not readily visible from the pool or spa, the sign shall include a concise description of the location of the telephone
or other electronic means. If other electronic means are provided, clear instructions regarding their use shall be provided.
Tennessee
Public Swimming Pools
Chapter 1200-23-5
(Rule 1200-23-5-.02)
(r) Telephone for Emergency. All pools shall have telephone service on the premises which can be accessed without the use of coins. A
list of clearly visible emergency phone numbers to include the nearest emergency and medical services shall be posted next to the tele-
phone.
Washington
(23) Owners shall provide first aid facilities in every RWCF including:
( c) A telephone with a prominently displayed list of emergency medical service response numbers

West Virginia
§ 64-16-11 Safety Requirements.
11.4. Telephone service shall be available at the pool or bathing beach and emergency phone numbers for rescue agencies shall be post-
ed.
Wisconsin
HFS 172.05(4)
(h) Telephone. For outdoor pools a working telephone shall be available in the pool area. For indoor pools a working telephone shall be
available within the enclosed area around a pool. The department may approve under s. HFS 172.02 (2) an alternative location for a tele-
phone or another system of communication. A current list of emergency numbers shall be attached to or posted near the telephone.
Wyoming
(viii) A telephone shall be available on the premises and an emergency rescue phone number shall be posted in view of the telephone.
Due to the dynamic nature of the product design, the information contained in this document is subject to change without notice. Viking Electronics, and its affiliates and/or
subsidiaries assume no responsibility for errors and omissions contained in this information. Revisions of this document or new editions of it may be issued to incorporate
such changes.
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