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Short description
In accordance with DIN VDE 0834, the emergency system set is meant to be used in
bathrooms for people with disabilities. The DIN VDE 0834 must be considered during
installation and operation of the emergency system.
The set is comprised of:
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Emergency signal
NRS .. 0834 RM ..
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Pull cord push-button
NRS .. 0834 ZT ..
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Reset button
NRS .. 0834 AT ..
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Power supply
NRS .. 0834 NT ..
Only included in the emergency system set with UPS (NRS .. 0834-2 ..):
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UPS module
NRS .. 0834 USV ..
Available separately:
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Service unit
NRS .. 0834 DZE ..
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Call button
NRS .. 0834 RT ..
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Service terminal
NRS DZT 20 WW
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Surface-mounted housing for service terminal
NRS DZT AP WW
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Deflexion pulley set
NRS ULR 0834
Spare parts:
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Accumulator for UPS module
NRS AKKU 130
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Pull cord
ZS-34 KO5S
Functional description
When an emergency call is triggered with the pull cord, the red light on the push-button
confirms the successful call. The emergency call is indicated visually and acoustically by
the emergency signal. In stand-by mode, a light makes it easier to find the pull cord push-
button.
For other use cases, the visual and acoustic call can be transformed into a continuous
signal, for example, using a jumper. It is also possible to disable the acoustic call.
The unmonitored call can be sent from the emergency signal via a floating contact.
Pressing the reset button stops the emergency call.
If there is no superordinate emergency power supply, the UPS module must be used. The
UPS module ensures that the emergency call is triggered even in the event of power
failure. The accumulator included is easy to replace and available as a spare part. This
emergency power supply is monitored, every disruption is reported.
In battery mode, a short acoustic signal is sent to the emergency signal every 12 seconds.
Two short acoustic signals every 12 seconds are sent to the emergency signal to indicate
an accumulator disturbance.