Applications
The Netbell-NTG Multi-Tones/Messages Generator is designed for factory, warehouse and school bell and alert systems, to generate/schedule audible alerts for an existing Public Address (PA) System for signaling start and stop work, lunch breaks, shift changes, general alarms, service notification in schools, factories, businesses, warehouses, industrial facilities, commercial buildings, retail stores and more.
Access the controller’s webpage from any computer on your network, activate &schedule multi-tones/messages for school/factory/industrial commercial Public Address system
Netbell®-NTG tone/message generator is a a network enabled, all-in-one system that is designed with ease-of-use in mind. It’s built on TCP/IP platform with a built-in web server and special designed hardware/software for generating/scheduling tones and/or voice messages. It’s an ideal solution for applications where audible alerts are needed over an existing Public Address system for schools, factories, commercial businesses to signal class changes, breaks, shift rotations, timer start and stop work, process monitoring and other general alarms.
Intended to be an all-in-one solution, the Netbell-NTG comes with tone/message generating, event scheduling hardware and software in one compact unit for your Public Address or paging systems. The Netbell-NTG comes with 40 standard tones/messages and the capability of adding pre-recorded custom tones and/or voice message up to 15 hours (voice message file rate at 44.1K/16bit). 16 tones/messages can be selected/activated by schedule and/or the digital inputs.
The Netbell-NTG has two dry contact relay outputs built on the board that can be used to ring physical bells/buzzers or to control other electronic devices such as signal lights and 4 digital inputs that can be used to trigger special notifications/emergency alerts with a push switch. There is one phone jack that can be used to test tones/messages before it goes to live and one audio connector to activate a PA system.
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