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Blue Light Emergency Phones


Blue light emergency phone towers are ideal for use at college campuses, hospital parking lots, shopping malls, medical centers, industrial facilities, transit stations, and other high risk remote areas where security is a concern. They work as an affordable crime deterrent as well. By having these highly visible and easily accessible blue light phones strategically placed the community is continually reassured that they can summon emergency assistance immediately. Unlike cell phones, the dispatch center will automatically know where the call is coming from and quickly dispatch an officer to the exact location. At night a blue light atop the phone is automatically lit making them easily visible from long distances.

Person using wall-mounted blue light phone.

Emergency Call Station


Item Number: DC-BL1

The blue light phone tower was developed for use on college campuses, hospital sites, and high-traffic areas. It has become one of our most popular towers to date at many universities across the United States. The emergency phones are activated by pressing the large red button on the front pannel, which will automatically call the Dispatch Center. At the same time, a high-intensity strobe light at the top of the phone will activate, providing a beacon for the police or firefighters to locate the person in distress.

  • Powder Coated!
  • 102" High, 11 inch sides
  • Intercom calls and public address calls through the blue light phone can be initiated by remote attendant
  • Blue emergency light
  • White area light
  • Lighted panel
  • Emergency calls can only be terminated by remote attendant
  • Programmable site ID for optional Decoder
  • 16 digit 10 number rollover autodialing
  • Remotely programmable from any touch-tone telephone
  • ¼ inch powder-coated steel
  • Vandal-resistant polycarbonate protection for blue strobe light and area light
  • Camera ready mountings
  • Camera ready relay
  • "Call Progress" lamp for ADA compliance
  • Tamper resistant cabinet security screws
  • 12 volt AC with phone line power back-up

Blue Light Emergency Call Box


Model Number: DC-BL2

This emergency call box is designed for wall/pole mounting. It is constructed of stainless steel, 42 inches high, 4¾ inches wide and 4¾ inches deep. It also has camera-ready relay and mounting studs, a 1,000,000 candlepower blue strobe, a white area light, and an optional voice call location identifier. In addition, this blue light emergency phone can be used with an Intercom System to control up to 30 stations without outside telephone lines.

  • 16 digit 10 number rollover autodialing
  • Low profile #316 stainless steel case
  • 42"H x 4¾"W x 4¾"D
  • Blue light emergency strobe
  • White area light
  • Vandal-resistant polycarbonate protection for blue strobe and area light
  • Camera ready mountings
  • Camera ready relay
  • Emergency calls can only be terminated by remote attendant
  • "Call Progress" lamp for ADA compliance
  • Programmable site ID
  • Remotely programmable from any touch-tone telephone
  • Tamper resistant cabinet security screws
  • 12 volt AC with phone line power back-up
  • Intercom calls can be initiated by remote attendant
  • Optional Voice location identifier
  • Optional wide angle lens low light level camera
  • Optional second push to call information button with two number rollover
  • Optional pole mounting kit

Emergency Phones


Model Number: DC-BL3

This emergency phone is a handsfree blue light emergency telephone with phone number rollover. At the press of a button, the unit dials a primary telephone number. If the number is busy or does not answer, the phone will hang up and dial up to nine other phone numbers. A call progress lamp is provided on the front of the unit for the benefit of the hearing impaired. When the CALL button is pressed, the lamp flashes to indicate a call is being placed. When the call is answered, and the unit recognizes that someone is speaking to the unit, the lamp glows continuously. The blue light goes from solid to flashing and the receiver can be able to determine where the call is be made from. Only the receiver can disconnect the call once it has been made.


  • Emergency phones for public areas.
  • Security/Help telephone for parking structures.
  • "Area of rescue" telephone for high-rise buildings needing ADA compliance.
  • Ten (10) number rollover
  • Low profile case
  • 12 volt AC with phone line power back up
  • (1) 5 amp form "C" dry contact relay
  • Camera relay
  • ADA "Call Progress" lamp
  • Supports all Weigand 26 bit protocol
  • Full duplex communication
  • 12"H x 4¼"W x 2"D
  • #316 wraparound stainless steel
  • Up to 12 digit emergency telephone numbers
  • Rotary or touch-tone compatible
  • Programmable site ID
  • Remotely programmable from any touch-tone telephone

Wall Mounted Blue Light Phones


Model Number: DC-BL4

A compact blue light emergency phone designed to be wall mounted. Construction: 11" triangular sides and 1/8 inch cold rolled steel construction which is powder-coated for a longer service life than most painted units. Standard height is 56 inches high and 11 inches on each side. It comes with a combination blue area light, strobe when thr call button is pressed. Also includes a voice call location identifier and is camera ready.

  • Blue Powder Coated phone (Left)
  • 56" High, 11 inches triangular sides
  • Combination blue area light/strobe
  • Lighted panel
  • Emergency calls can only be terminated by remote attendant
  • Voice Site ID included
  • 16 digit 10 number rollover autodialing
  • Remotely programmable from any touch-tone telephone
  • 1/8 inch cold rolled steel construction and powder-coated for long service life
  • Vandal-resistant polycarbonate protection for blue strobe and area light
  • Seven standard colors
  • Cuatom colors additional charge
  • Camera ready relay
  • Call Progress Lamp for ADA Compliance
  • Tamper resistant cabinet security screws
  • 12 VAC with phone line power back-up

A blue light emergency phone in the form of a ground pedestal. It has a triangular construction, 60 inches high and 11 inches on each side. An aesthetic design used to keep high traffic areas secure in case of an incident.

  • 60" High, 11 inches on a side
  • Lighted panel
  • Public address calls can be initiated by remote attendant
  • Emergency calls can only be terminated by remote attendant
  • Programmable site ID for optional Decoder
  • 16 digit 10 number rollover autodialing
  • Remotely programmable from any touch-tone telephone
  • Emergency phones include ¼ inch powder-coated steel
  • Camera ready mountings
  • Camera ready relay
  • "Call Progress" lamp for ADA compliance
  • Tamper resistant cabinet security screws
  • 12 volt AC with phone line power back-up

The Impact of Emergency Phones

Over the past decade, you may have noticed the implementation of emergency phones throughout many mass-transit locations worldwide. These devices connect callers directly to a dispatch center, who will then notify the appropriate authorities to respond to the situation. They often go unnoticed unless you find yourself in a situation where you need the use one of these communication units, because in a time of danger, they can act as an efficient and effective crisis management solution.

How Emergency Phones Work

The phones are engaged by pressing the red button located on the front of the unit, which automatically calls a pre-determined number. Meanwhile, a high-intensity blue strobe light located on top of the unit is alarmed acting as a signal for police or potential help to locate the area of need. The called party can only end the call, and if for some reason the call is busy or goes unanswered, the emergency phones will automatically hang up and dial up to ten pre-programmed numbers.


How They Can Effect Your Campus

There are a plethora of different aspects that must be considered when implementing a total campus security plan. Our emergency phones are ideally suited to meet the high demands of the complex campus surroundings. Whether located throughout a campus grounds, or in parking lots and garages, emergency phones can provide a cost-effective method for maintaining the safety of students and staff. They also abide and promote the conditions stated in both the Jeanne Clery Act and Higher Education Opportunity Act.

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