Exit Beacons are used to prevent the accidental removal of Pagers from site. When a Pager passes an Exit
Beacon it will alert the user, if the Pager leaves site it will start to bleep and the only way to stop it is by
returning it to the charger.
Exit Beacons are battery powered and operate wirelessly – typical battery life 3 years.
A maximum of 150 Exit Beacons can be installed per site; the total number and positioning will be
determined by an RF survey prior to commencing the installation.
EXIT BEACON FIXING
Undo the 4 screws on the rear face, remove the lid and connect the batteries, then refit the rear cover.
Fix the Exit Beacon to the wall using 4 screws through the fixing holes “A” shown below.
IMPORTANT: to ensure maximum radio coverage always fix the Exit Beacons vertically as shown below;
BATTERY REPLACEMENT
To replace the batteries, first unscrew the Exit Beacon from the wall then remove the lid by undoing the 4
screws on the rear face. Replacement batteries: 2 x Duracell Procell MN1300 LR20 1.5V Alkaline.
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