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A standalone network-connected IP button with two independently configurable buttons for communication, assistance and emergency response workflows.
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The Algo 8212 IP Dual Button is a standalone IP endpoint that connects directly to the network.
Each of the two physical buttons supports both a standard press and a long-press action, providing up to four configurable actions from one compact device.
The 8212 can be configured for separate operational and emergency workflows, such as an everyday assistance call on one button and an emergency alert on the other.
Explore Features →The 8212 combines two physical buttons with network connectivity, configurable actions, visual feedback and centralized supervision.
Connect the 8212 directly to the network and deploy it independently wherever an IP connection is available.
The two buttons can be independently configured to initiate different communication or alert workflows.
Each button supports a standard press and a long-press action, providing four configurable actions in total.
SIP support allows the 8212 to integrate with compatible IP communication and notification infrastructure.
Supports RTP multicast and pre-recorded audio distribution across configured zones.
API support enables integration with compatible systems and custom communication workflows.
Compatible with Algo Device Management Platform for centralized device visibility and supervision.
Optional protective covers can help reduce unintentional button activation.
Clearly identify buttons according to location, workflow, language or response type.
The 8212 is designed as a standalone IP endpoint, allowing it to be deployed wherever a suitable network connection is available.
Direct network connectivity provides independent device management, SIP registration and device-level monitoring.
The two buttons can be configured separately. This allows one button to handle an operational call or assistance request while the second button can initiate an emergency or alert workflow.
Each of the two physical buttons supports a standard press and a long press, allowing up to four different configured actions.
Initiate a standard communication or assistance workflow with a single press.
Use a long press to trigger a second configurable workflow.
Configure the second button for a separate alert or emergency communication action.
Use the long press to initiate another configured communication or alert action.
The 8212 features configurable illuminated buttons that provide visual feedback when the device is operational and when a button press has been detected.
Different colors and flash patterns can be configured to communicate button status or workflow states.
Designed for environments where users need to immediately understand which button to press and what action it represents.
Use interchangeable faceplate labels to identify buttons by location, workflow, language or response type.
Add protective covers to help prevent accidental presses in environments where unintended activation needs to be minimized.
The 8212 supports flush or wall surface mounting using compatible single-gang electrical boxes or low-voltage brackets.
When one or both buttons are configured for panic or emergency workflows, the 8212 can be supervised as part of a broader communication infrastructure.
Algo Device Management Platform (ADMP) can provide centralized visibility into device status, connectivity and operational readiness.
Technical information for system planning, integration and deployment.
Two independent buttons make the 8212 suitable for environments where separate everyday communication and emergency workflows are required.
Teacher assistance, administrative communication, lockdown initiation and emergency notification.
Staff assistance, escalation and emergency communication across patient care areas.
Employee assistance and emergency workflows across offices, warehouses and facilities.
Quick communication or alert activation from reception and service counters.
Supervised assistance requests in controlled or restricted locations.
Communication and emergency response workflows across public-sector facilities.
Dry Indoor Location Only: The Algo 8212 is intended for dry indoor locations only. Contact Algo support for applications in outdoor or wet environments.
Wiring connected to the 8212 should not leave the building perimeter without appropriate lightning protection.
The 8212 is not intended to function as a standalone life-safety or mass-notification system. It is a network-dependent endpoint that may form part of a broader communication or alerting solution.
System performance depends on network availability, power continuity, configuration, interoperability and associated third-party hardware and software.
Product documentation and supporting resources for planning and deployment.
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