Food Industry

FIT-80

Guardian’s Outdoor Industrial FIT-80 Food Industry analog telephone with stainless steel faceplate, teleseal covered metal keypad and curly handset cord offers maximum efficiency under extreme environmental conditions.

The sturdy thermoplastic enclosure protects the internal circuitry against wind blown dust, rain, corrosion, splashing and high pressure water.
The FIT-80 is approved with Type 4X & IP66 ratings, making it the ideal telephone for use in wet or corrosive atmospheres such as Food Processing Plants.

Correctional Services

CIT-40

Guardian’s CIT-40 Correctional Institute analog telephone with vandal resistant metal keypad and reduced length armored handset cord is highly rugged and durable.  CIT-40 telephones are designed to provide safe reliable communication in locations prone to abuse and vandalism.

Indoor Industrial

DTT-40-Z

DTT-40-Z ATEX-IEC rated Zone 2 analog telephone with heavy duty armored handset cord, Link, Release, Redial and Flash keys and 2 line, 16 character back-lit LCD.

Offering outstanding value and effective Zone 2 protection, Guardian’s Zone 2 models are designed to provide safe, reliable communication in hazardous areas that are prone to high humidity, chemical vapors, dust and physical abuse.

The DTT-40-Z is housed in a stylish IP66, static dissipative, high impact thermoset industrial housing and is RoHS compliant. Versatility is built-in right in, letting the user configure for desktop or wall mounting.
For use in Zone 2, Zone 22 environments.

Emergency, Help – Public

HDE-1200-V

Guardian Telecom’s SIP-enabled HDE-1200-V Emergency & Help Point VoIP telephone is a wall unit with a single push-to-call button, 12 digit teleseal keypad and a network configurable auxiliary relay which is standard to all HDE-V models.

HDE-V telephones are intended for use in public areas where direct assistance or hands-free communication is required.

Calls can be initiated from the telephone or from the monitoring station. HDE-V VoIP telephones are capable of remote monitoring, reporting the status of each unit and informing personnel of a malfunction.