Clean room intercoms have dust- and microbe-resistant sealed smooth non-porous surfaces that are easy to disinfect. They are also frequently made from stainless steel or antimicrobial materials, and their electronic components are fully sealed and enclosed, with no gaps through which air or particulates can escape.
Clean room intercoms allow for hands free or touchless communication between staff both inside and outside of the clean room, without disrupting sterile conditions or workflow.
Clean Room Intercom FAQs
Q: What
intercom system is recommended for a new cath lab where the lab side
needs hands-free operation and the monitoring room needs push-to-talk,
with clear loud audio even if the mic is several feet from the doctor?
A: The recommended option is the ZT1032 high-definition
intercom system, which provides the best audio quality and loudness.
For a complete setup, you need the ZT1032 unit, a phone such as the ZT1051, a PoE switch like the IO1055,
and an outdoor housing. If connecting to an existing VoIP phone, a SIP
license is required. A 45-day trial is available, and a formal quote can
be generated by selecting “Quote” as the payment option during
checkout, which will provide an invoice including shipping costs.
Q: Do you have intercom system options for a pharmacy clean room?
A: Yes. Suitable intercoms can be found under the “Intercom Applications” section, specifically the Clean Room Intercoms category, where details and options are listed.
A: The recommended option is the ZT1032 high-definition intercom system, which provides the best audio quality and loudness. For a complete setup, you need the ZT1032 unit, a phone such as the ZT1051, a PoE switch like the IO1055, and an outdoor housing. If connecting to an existing VoIP phone, a SIP license is required. A 45-day trial is available, and a formal quote can be generated by selecting “Quote” as the payment option during checkout, which will provide an invoice including shipping costs.
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