Racal Acoustics Field TelephonesRA2000 Field TelephoneRugged, field-proven analog telephone

for commonly used fixed-line systems

Easy-to-use RA2000 handset/base unit offers signaling options for clear communications through a variety of field exchanges

Built to withstand extreme conditions, the Racal Acoustics RA2000 unit comprises our low-profile, helmet-compatible RA250 handset and a multifunctional base with keypad and display. It offers a wide range of options for enhanced system capabilities, and can also double as a handset solution for field radios.

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For more information about the Racal Acoustics RA2000 field telephone, please email sales@racalacoustics.com or call our UK or US offices.

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US Customer ServiceEsterline Everett11910 Beverly Park RoadEverett, WA 98204, USAEmail: korry.racal@esterline.comTel: 425-297-9700

Esterline HarrowWaverley Industrial ParkHailsham DriveHarrow HA1 4TR, UKEmail: sales@racalacoustics.comTel: +44(0)20-8515-6200www.esterline.com

Features and Benefits• Compatible with commonly used two-wire field

switchboard systems, with magneto ringing, DC

loop calling, and two-way duplex speech

• Exchange or battery powered• Optional keypad-controlled DTMF or loop-disconnect signaling

• Audible/visual call indication• Handset pressel for microphone control, with

option for remote radio-transmitter control

• EMC with HF and VHF radio transmitters• Optional morse-key function, 10-number dialer, last-number redial, and time-break recall• Optional ‘STBY/USE’ switch for off-hook operation• Optional audible/visual alarm switch with whisper-speech function

• Easy field deployment with fixing slots, stowage

options, screw terminals, integral wire

strippers, and a socket for

connecting a headset, PC,

or data terminal