Bell System DDA Video Door Entry Panel with Halo Buttons

Bell System DDA Video Door Entry Panel with Halo Buttons

This is the camera entrance panel from Bell System's DDA range, sold as a panel on its own. Bell designed its DDA panels to meet the requirements of the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA). Bell says the Act requires service providers and landlords to consider reasonable adjustments to the physical features of their premises. Bell's DDA video systems connect the panel to Model BS Bellissimo video telephones. Choose from 1 to 22 buttons, flush or surface mounting, and standard height, extended or keypad versions.

The panel is made in 2.5mm 316 marine grade stainless steel. It carries a CCD camera with infra-red lamps, vandal resistant push buttons with a high-visibility halo ring, and two indicator lights engraved 'Speak Now' and 'Door Open'. Bell's standard DDA video systems combine the panel with an integral speech unit, panel and telephone controllers, a 12V DC power supply, Model BS Bellissimo telephones and a Model 203 fail-secure lock release.

Key features

• Made in 2.5mm 316 marine grade stainless steel
• CCD camera with infra-red lamps
• Each vandal resistant push button has a high-visibility 'halo' ring
• Two indicator lights engraved 'Speak Now' and 'Door Open', for deaf or hard of hearing visitors
• Extended panels for use by able-bodied and wheelchair users at different heights
• Keypad version (CS-DDAP-BSP1/VR) for resident access
• Used with Model BS Bellissimo video telephones in Bell's DDA video systems

Choosing the right option

Pick the number of ways first, one for each flat. Standard height panels have one halo button per way; under wheelchair users, Bell's brochure says the one station extended panel includes two halo buttons. Flush panels are set into the wall and surface panels fit on it; surface versions are listed for 1 to 3 ways, and the extended surface panel as 1 way. Choose the CS version for a keypad, or an extended panel where wheelchair users need to reach the panel.

• Standard height panel: The DDA video panel with camera, halo buttons and the two indicator lights, without the extended length (DDA-BSP and DDAP-BSP codes).
• Extended panel: A longer DDA video panel that able-bodied and wheelchair users at different heights can both use (DDAP-EXT codes).
• Standard height panel with coded keypad: CS-DDAP-BSP1/VR, which Bell's price list calls a one button V/R DDA combined video panel, adding a keypad for resident access.

Options and prices

23 options, from £395.59 to £1054.80 including VAT. Pick yours from the boxes above; each stock code below is the Bell System order code.

Specifications

You may also need

• Bell System DDA Video Door Entry Kit with Halo Buttons
• Bell System DDA Audio Door Entry Panel with Halo Buttons
• Bell System Bellissimo Colour Video Door Entry Phone and Accessories
• Bell System Door Entry Controllers, Distributors and BSX Control Units
• All Bell System door entry

Common questions

Which video telephone works with this panel?

Bell's DDA video systems use the Model BS Bellissimo wall-mounting video telephone, which has a 3.5 inch LCD colour display, with panel and telephone controllers. Bell's DDA brochure does not name other monitors for the DDA video panel, so check the rest of your system before ordering.

What is the difference between the standard height and extended panel?

Bell's extended panels are longer, so able-bodied and wheelchair users at different heights can both use them. In the same part of its brochure, Bell says the one station panel includes two high-visibility halo buttons. The DDA brochure does not give panel sizes, so confirm the dimensions before cutting a recess for a flush panel.

Can the panel take a proximity reader or a keypad?

Bell lists a panel-mount proximity reader for resident or employee access, a keypad for resident access and Tradesmen facilities as added options for its DDA panels. On this page the keypad version is CS-DDAP-BSP1/VR. A proximity reader version is not listed here.

Can an induction loop be added for hearing aid users?

Bell's DDA brochure describes a panel inductive loop module for hearing-aid users that can be included on any of its vandal resistant panels. The weather resistant module is fixed to the rear of the panel and the front is engraved with the internationally recognised symbol. It is not one of the options listed on this page.

How long will my Bell System order take?

Many Bell panels and kits are engraved and built to order, so lead times vary by model. Call 01902 902251 or email sales@zenithsecurityco.co.uk before ordering and we will confirm the current lead time. We ship nationally to England, Scotland and Wales.

Can I get trade prices or advice on the right kit?

Yes. Installers can apply for a Zenith trade account, and our team can help you match panels, telephones and power supplies for your building. Call 01902 902251 or email sales@zenithsecurityco.co.uk.

Supplied by Zenith Security Co, Wolverhampton. Website zenithsecurityco.co.uk, call 01902 902251 or email sales@zenithsecurityco.co.uk. We ship nationally to England, Scotland and Wales; delivery is charged at checkout. Browse all Bell System door entry or our intercoms and door entry range.