SES SAT3F Flush Mount Emergency Auto Dialer
The SES SAT3F Flush Mount Emergency Auto Dialer is a mounting-specific member of the SES SAT3 emergency auto dialer family. It is used when the site needs SAT3 push-for-help telephone calling in the flush mount version of sat3 configuration rather than the standard surface-style unit.
In service work, the suffix is important. SAT3F points to a flush-mount version, while SAT3H points to a weather-hood model. These suffixes describe the installation approach and should be matched to the existing unit or the site mounting requirement. They do not automatically add the dual-relay feature found on SAT3R models.
Before ordering, confirm whether the site requires the standard SAT3 family or the SAT3R relay version, then verify the enclosure/mounting style, telephone-line requirements, and programming method. This helps avoid ordering a correct dialer family in the wrong physical configuration.
Compatible With
- SES SAT3 emergency auto dialer installations requiring flush mount version of sat3
- Priority Communications push-for-help applications using SAT3 non-relay style equipment
- Emergency call stations, assistance phones, parking facilities, gatehouses, and commercial sites with compatible telephone-line calling
- Related SAT3 base, SAT3F, and SAT3H configurations when the mounting style matches
- Compatible SAT3 programming and monitoring setups using supported DTMF ID or SIA Fast Format where configured
- Not the same as SAT3R, SAT3RF, or SAT3RH dual-relay versions
Features and Specifications
| Manufacturer | Select Engineered Systems |
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| Product Type | Emergency automatic telephone dialer |
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| Part Number | SAT3F |
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| Application | Flush mount version of SAT3 |
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| Power | Telephone-line powered in standard SAT3 references |
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| Communication | Telephone line; DTMF ID or SIA Fast Format where configured |
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| Mounting / Enclosure | Flush mount version of SAT3 |
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| Notes | Verify mounting suffix and relay requirement before ordering |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
Technician Note
The most common ordering mistake is choosing a standard SAT3 when the site actually needs a relay version or a specific mounting enclosure. Match the existing model suffix before replacing the unit.
Before Ordering Checklist
- Confirm SAT3 vs SAT3R relay requirement
- Confirm surface, flush, or weather hood mounting need
- Verify phone-line availability and monitoring format
- Confirm programming method and installer access to programming tools
- Compare the existing unit label before ordering
Professional Advisory
Emergency phone and priority communication equipment should be installed and tested by qualified personnel. Do not leave an emergency call station in service until outgoing calls, call answer, talk path, and identification have been tested.
Important Ordering Warnings
- SAT3 and SAT3R are not the same model
- Requires a working telephone-line or supported communication path
- Emergency call operation should be fully tested after replacement
Product Questions and Answers
What is the difference between SAT3F and SAT3?
SAT3F is a mounting-specific SAT3 family product. The core job is still SAT3 emergency calling, but the suffix identifies the physical mounting or hood configuration.
Does this model include the SAT3R relay feature?
No. SAT3F and SAT3H should not be treated as SAT3R relay models. Use SAT3R, SAT3RF, or SAT3RH when relay control is required and confirmed.
Where is this type of SAT3 unit commonly used?
It is used at emergency call stations, parking areas, controlled entries, and assistance points where a telephone-line push-for-help station is needed.
Can I choose this only by looking at the faceplate?
No. Match the model suffix, mounting style, phone-line setup, and relay requirements. Similar SAT3-family units may look alike but serve different installation needs.
What should be tested after installation?
The installer should test outgoing dialing, call answer, two-way audio, identification format, and any monitoring-station response before leaving the station in service.
