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Fire Station Alerting Systems. Proven hardware and software reduce emergency cycle time, streamline the alerting process and improve departmental efficiency. Improve the speed, efficiency and safety of teams, equipment and critical infrastructure to save lives and property threatened by fire — from first alert to final dispatch and acknowledgment.
Flexible & Scalable. Our system’s flexibility is why we build one fire station at a time, to meet each station’s unique needs now and for the future. Competitive Pricing. Our systems are built to meet your project specifications and budget. Let our team’s expertise guide the project. Return On Investment.
The Phoenix G2 Station Alerting System almost instantly sends alerts from dispatch to first responders, improving their response times and situational awareness. How we help fire stations reach peak performance.
Zetron’s MAX Fire Station Alerting is a purpose-built communications and operational automation solution that is deployed standalone, connected to existing CAD and dispatch systems, or delivered as a component of a fully integrated MAX Systems mission critical communications platform with MAX Dispatch , MAX CAD, and MAX Call Taking.
This affordable, full-featured system provides immediate alerts and full-station automation and improves response times. Both simple and powerful, our patented and data-driven technology is proven to save time when it matters most. FIRE. EMS. PUBLIC SAFETY. Modernized & Simplified.
Fire Station Alerting (FSA) systems exist in two different geographic locations and communicate with each other to provide a holistic alerting system. In the Dispatch Center, a system is installed that communicates with your existing CAD software – allowing a dispatcher to monitor dispatch status and commit multiple units, simultaneously.
The First-In Fire Station Alerting System provides you with a wide variety of customized alerting methods, design and expansion capabilities, service software, unmatched reliability and unsurpassed technology. Just as each fire department has its own demands, each fire station may have needs unique to the challenges its crews face on a daily basis.
