ASIS 2016: Aiphone Touts Emergency Stations as Strategic Focus
The towers’ two- or three-piece module design is suited for easy on-site delivery for applications ranging from campuses, parking garages, malls and courtyards.
Aiphone General Sales Manager Bruce Czerwinski explains modular design benefits of the company's emergency stations
ORLANDO, Fla. – Aiphone is a familiar brand in the security marketplace, of course, most widely known for its large selection of door entry systems and products. The company arrived in Orlando with its cornerstone offerings in tow, as well as a recent entry of a different kind to its portfolio: emergency stations.
“Our rescue assistance or RA stations have become a major focus for us in the last year,” says Aiphone General Sales Manager Bruce Czerwinski.
The network-based towers are used to offer immediate assistance to individuals and to help quickly assess emergency situations. Manufactured to be integrated with video surveillance systems, the stations meet the latest ADA regulations and requirements including station lettering, Braille signage, a call status indicator light, a call button mounting height on towers, and the thinnest mounting box on the market, Czerwinski says.
The towers’ two- or three-piece module design is suited for easy on-site delivery for applications ranging from campuses, parking garages, malls and courtyards.
“The modular design can really help integrators with cost savings. There are times when other emergency towers have to be installed with a crane. Not so with our modular design,” he says.
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Rodney Bosch, Senior Editor
Although Bosch’s name is quite familiar to those in the security industry, his previous experience has been in daily newspaper journalism. Prior to joining SECURITY SALES & INTEGRATION in 2006, he spent 15 years with the Los Angeles Times, where he performed a wide assortment of editorial responsibilities, including feature and metro department assignments as well as content producing for latimes.com. Bosch is a graduate of California State University, Fresno with a degree in Mass Communication & Journalism. In 2007, he successfully completed the National Burglar and Fire Alarm Association’s National Training School coursework to become a Certified Level I Alarm Technician.
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