Did you know that several recent code changes now require ALL new buildings to meet a minimum signal strength level (-95 dBm) for Fire, Police, and EMS radio signal? The...
Code Requires BDA Systems for New Construction
Fire Safety Systems for Healthcare Facilities
Healthcare facilities are meant to be places where people can receive the care they need, whether it's a doctor's office for an annual checkup or an assisted living center or...
Now is a Great Time to Upgrade to Structured Cabling
While it's hard to find any good or positive to the COVID-19 pandemic and the shutdowns and business closures that it has caused, it does provide some opportunity to your...
Is Your Church Protected from Fire?
Your church is more than a building, and it's more than a place where people gather for an hour or two each week. It's a meeting center, a place of...
The Pros & Cons of VOIP Systems for Businesses
Your business relies on communication, both externally to keep open channels with clients, vendors, and service providers, and internally, among team members. You also want to reduce costs and have...
Improving Communications for First Responders
As a first responder, your radio is one of the most essential tools at your disposal. Communication, whether it's keeping other first responders in the loop or asking for help,...
Why Your Organization Needs Structured Cabling
Digital communication is more important than ever for your organization. You may not think too much about how your communication lines are set up or what's going on "behind the...
Introduction to Fire Protection Systems
A fire at your business, event center, church, commercial property, or apartment building can happen at any time with no warning. A faulty wire, overloaded circuits, or an accident in...
A Guide to Cabling for Networks
In order to help you better understand how to set up the best network for your home, business, or organization, we strive to help you understand the tools needed to...
A Quick Reference Guide to Ethernet Cables
While they may all look the same, not all ethernet cables are created equally, and the one you choose for a home or office network can have a serious impact...