Hoyles Indoor ChatterBox Voice Sounder Intruder Alarm

Hoyles Indoor ChatterBox Voice Sounder. NEW AND improved models The ChatterBox Talking Alarm Module is a self-contained audio module with a loudspeaker. Typical uses include a voice sounder for an intruder alarm, building welcome messages, CCTV systems and general automated alarm messages. The unit also has a built-in queue call system that can queue requested messages if one is already being played

Please note if you choose to record messages yourself the format of any sound file used in the Chatterbox MUST meet the specification detailed in the installation instructions. Can play any type of sound, be it tones, music or voice
12vdc and mains versions available
For indoor use only for outdoor see TAM401WP range
Works in conjunction with PIR18MWP – 90 degree external PIR sensor
NEW Eight different sounds can be played by activating one of the eight inputs
NEW Built in queue call system
Inputs are normally open and must be closed to activate a sound
Over 40 standard messages provided FOC
SD Memory card included
Mono RCA socket allows connection to external amplifier
Professional recording of up to four short voice messages available – Order code TAMREC
Dimensions – L175 x W125 x D60 tapering to 50mmTESTIMONIAL

Chatterbox keeping babies safe!

When Chubb Fire and Security were approached by Birmingham Womens Hospital to help them upgrade and tighten up access security on the new born baby wards Chubb turned to Hoyles Electronics Developments for a solution.

Being one step ahead Hoyles had just developed the Chatterbox talking alarm which was ideal for the Hospitals requirements, so much so every exit will soon be fitted with a Chatterbox. As multiple messages are a standard feature of the Chatterbox the hospital are now looking at a two tier security solution by adding a second message to the system.

John Reilly Senior Sales Executive of Chubb Fire said of the Chatterbox “fantastic, flexible product solution, easily installed by our engineers and has allowed us to cost effectively upgrade and expand an old system.”