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Read MoreAs the COVID-19 health crisis has profoundly disrupted our lifestyles and work practices, the question of hygiene in public spaces has become central. With a virus capable of surviving several days on surfaces, shared equipment such as landline phones represents a significant transmission risk. To address this unprecedented challenge and prepare for a safe post-lockdown period, technological innovation is essential. Discover how A2S is reinventing emergency communication with the TM 450, a phone designed to be used without any physical contact.
The current COVID-19 pandemic is unprecedented in its scale and the disruptions it entails. Economically, all organizations (public and private) are affected, across all sectors of activity.
The WHO warned on April 22 that “this virus will be with us for a long time” (source).
Concretely, with the approaching post-lockdown period and the need to restart the country, this means that new health measures will need to be implemented to prevent virus spread.
Protecting employees and citizens is more than ever a priority! Industrial facilities and public facilities will therefore need to adapt very quickly.
To address this emergency situation, A2S, the expert in technological innovation and worker protection, offers solutions based on contactless technology.
Its new “hands-free” phone, the TM 450, has been specifically designed to limit infection risks caused by contact in public spaces. It is available in analog or digital (VoIP) versions.
A recent study conducted in Hong Kong shows that COVID-19 can survive up to 7 days on plastic or stainless steel surfaces (source).
A situation that poses significant problems in industry and in all public facilities (public transport stations, airports, hospitals, elevators, etc.).
Indeed, how can users and employees make emergency communications safely? As soon as there is physical contact with a button or call key, there is a risk of virus transmission.
Hence the value of the TM 450, a “100% safe” landline phone because it is contactless.
Flush-mounted or surface-mounted, it is equipped with an optoelectronic cell (infrared sensor) that triggers or takes a call upon detection of the user’s hand.
These phones are available in two technologies: analog and digital (VoIP).
Advantages:
Analog or SIP technology
Stainless steel housing
IP65 protection
Flush-mounted or surface-mounted version
Contactless technology is completely new to the French market.
Yet it offers numerous advantages when it comes to making emergency communications:
it is a simple and sustainable solution to avoid any risk of contamination;
reliable, it is also high-performing because it is full-duplex: the contactless phone can send and receive calls;
it is easily understandable by everyone: simply wave your hand in front of the unit to activate the phone;
it adapts to all environments, even the most challenging (the phone offers IP65 waterproof protection);
it can store multiple phone numbers: 4 with the IP version, up to 20 with the analog version;
it is provided “turnkey”: the phones are fully programmed, simply plug them in to make them work;
it is customizable through a comprehensive range of options (telephone station equipment, signaling equipment, and accessories).
Very easy to use, the contactless phone is an immediately operational solution.
It is also specifically designed to offer excellent long-term durability.
In response to demand, A2S is already planning to develop several ranges of contactless full-duplex hands-free phones to equip:
all public facilities (train stations, airports, hotels & restaurants, shopping centers, government offices, museums, hospitals, etc.)
cleanrooms (healthcare facilities, food processing industry, pharmaceutical industry, etc.).
Our contactless phones offer increased resistance to harsh environments and intensive use. They benefit from a dual reliability guarantee: IP65 waterproof protection + a robust and corrosion-resistant stainless steel housing.
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