New Merten products for autumn 2009 offer new fantastic possibilities. Focusing on the nurse call system and KNX, we have intelligent solutions for you that set new standards.
Discover all the new Merten products for autumn 2009 simply and clearly in our new products brochure.
NEW: ELSO MEDIOPT CARE® IN SYSTEM M - QUICK DIRECT HELP
The safety of patients are our priority. This is why the ELSO MEDIOPT care® nurse call system has a modular design. Each room module is equipped with a microprocessor and can be used universally for all types of application. The independent modules are connected to each other via bus cables.
The system is easy to operate for patients and nursing personnel. This and having a uniform appearance as a result of integrating the communication system into the Merten switch design System M round off the profile of ELSO MEDIOPT care® perfectly.
NEW: KNX ROOM TEMPERATURE CONTROL UNIT WITH DISPLAY - FEELING GOOD COMFORTABLY
The right room climate is an important factor in good living and well-being. The KNX room temperature control unit with display maintains the individual temperature and provides a feeling of comfort. Particularly individual: the desired temperature can be set automatically or manually.
All functions can be called up easily and conveniently at the press of a button. The functions are assigned to the push-buttons using the parameter setting in the ETS. Even later when already in use (e.g. a new office situation), the push-button functions can be reassigned as required anytime.
The LCD display shows the current temperature and the respective operation mode.
NEW: KNX TOUCH PANEL 7" - ALWAYS WELL INFORMED
Easy to operate and a multitude of application possibilities – this puts the KNX touch panel 7" in front of the rest. Whether in a single-family house or in the conference room – the large display and the clear control panel give a clear overview. Switching and dimming the lighting, controlling the roller shutter and blinds – all this from a central location. You can retrieve specific scenes and conveniently switch individual devices on and off.
The outer design frame is available in four materials (plastic, aluminium, glass, metal) and eight colours. The inside frame comes in polar white and black.
Another highlight – the user interface in a choice of black, white, cream or blue to blend in with its surroundings.
TWINBUS FLUSH-MOUNTED STAIRCASE DOOR INTERCOM IN MERTEN SWITCH DESIGN
Whether a multi-storey office building, a medical centre or a housing complex – for increased security from staircase to office or flat, the TwinBus flush-mounted staircase intercom in Merten switch design is exactly the right solution. The module is installed at entrances to individual floors or directly at the front door, enabling intelligent hands-free conversation with excellent speech quality.
A plus for security which is now available in all System M frame variants. With this, Merten proves that intelligent building communication technology and high-quality switch design are perfectly suited to one another.
BEST OF CORPORATE PUBLISHING 2009 IN SILVER FOR "SWITCH – THE MERTEN MAGAZINE"
Once again, Merten was able to score and win one of the most coveted prizes in silver in the "B2B trade/construction/architecture" category in one of the leading corporate publishing competitions in Europe. "Switch" was first introduced in 2007 and reflects the Merten philosophy that focuses on the design of technical processes and understanding cultural contexts.
Jörg Lamers, Head of Sales Germany: "We are pleased that not only the Merten products but also our communication media has had such a successful reception in the market amongst our customers and has already won many design awards including the gold iF Skulptur award for the best 30 in the iF communication design award."
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