Two-Way Emergency Communication System from Cornell
Cornell's Sentinel™ 4800 IP area of refuge system (area of rescue assistance system) helps those with disabilities communicate with first responders during an emergency. In an emergency, such as a fire, the caller presses the button on the wall-mounted call station to speak directly with staff. If on-site staff is unavailable, the system automatically connects with two-way voice communication to an off-site Central Monitoring Center. The system’s simplicity of use is essential in stressful, emergency situations. Contact us today for a free quote!
Cornell's area of refuge system:
- Supports up to 500 call stations and 2 master panels
- Is perfect for large or small buildings
- Offers two-way communication both in the building and with the Central Monitoring Location
- Meets IBC, NFPA, and ADA area of refuge requirements
- Adopted by the US in 2015
With the Area of Rescue Assistance System, patrons of office buildings and other multi-story structures can feel safer in an emergency, knowing help is on the way.