Useful DAS Monitoring Starts With the Right Alarm Settings A public safety radio monitoring system should help building staff recognize a problem and give the service team enough information to investigate it. That requires more than installing monitoring equipment. The channels being observed, the signal levels considered acceptable and the way alarms are handled all
Alarm Compliancy Is Not Equivalent To RF Visibility. A DAS/ERCES system’s ability to continue to operate under changing environmental conditions (building layout, tenants usage, utilities, batteries, etc.), during the lifecycle of the system, is an expectation. The 2024 International Fire Code states that all ERCES systems installed inside a building shall be supervised by either
Planning the Changeover Before a Radio System Upgrade In addition to reaching dispatch and for the dispatcher to reach field
Managing Public Safety Radio Monitoring Across a Campus A facilities team responsible for several buildings needs more than a general
Useful DAS Monitoring Starts With the Right Alarm Settings A public safety radio monitoring system should help building staff recognize
Public Safety BDA Shutdown Controls Belong in the Building Readiness Plan A bidirectional amplifier (BDA) helps improve public safety radio
A Monitoring Upgrade Is Not a Replacement Project There’s no reason to upgrade a public-safety radio system just to get