Emergency Voice Communication Systems

Emergency Voice Communication Systems are specialized communication systems designed specifically for use in emergency situations. EVC systems are designed to automatically activate in the event of an emergency, providing clear and reliable communication to building occupants and first responders.

Main Components of a EVC System

An Emergency Voice Communication (EVC) System for offshore use are designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions, such as saltwater, high humidity, and potential exposure to explosive gases.

The main components of an offshore EVC system typically include:

Control Unit/Central Console

Emergency Communication Panels/Stations

Loudspeakers and Sirens

Public Address and General Alarm (PAGA) System Integration

Power Supply and Backup

Telecom Enclosures and Cabling

Interface with Other Emergency Systems

Compliance and Certification - TEX, IECEx, DNV, or ABS

Uses of an EVC System

The goal of EVC Systems is to ensure that everyone in a building or facility is able to communicate quickly and effectively in the event of an emergency, helping to ensure a safe and orderly evacuation or other appropriate response.

It acts as a means of two-way voice communication between a central control room or a Fire Command Centre and designated areas within a building or facility.

Get the Right Team

Team Vivo Asia is skilled and experienced in the design and installation of EVC systems for industries that operate in harsh and hazardous environments. Contact us today to discuss your requirements.