Emergency communication systems are facing pressure on multiple fronts:
- New elevator code requirements now adopted by most U.S. states are mandating video monitoring, two-way text, and display messaging capabilities
- Traditional landlines — the phone infrastructure most life safety devices still rely on — are being phased out by carriers nationwide
- Costs, maintenance responsibilities, and proprietary equipment traps are catching operators off guard during modernization projects
This webinar with Kings III Emergency Communications offers a look at what’s changing, what it means for budgeting and compliance planning, and how to evaluate your current systems before a problem — or a modernization project — forces the issue.
“The phone itself is only one piece of the emergency response chain. What truly matters is what happens after someone presses the button.”
— Clarisa James, Kings III Emergency Communications
This webinar was sponsored by Kings III, a full-service emergency communications provider specializing in 24/7 monitored help phones. The company supports senior living communities nationwide with code-compliant solutions designed for reliability as legacy phone infrastructure is retired. Learn more here.
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