Area of Rescue Assistance
In the situation of an emergency, an absolute priority is life safety. However general instructions for behavior and actions in certain cases are not applicable to everyone. For people with disabilities, for example, the problems of evacuating a building are a bigger concern.
This is one reason why, according to ADA regulations, areas of rescue assistance systems are required in every multi-story building, and have to be equipped with reliable two-way communication systems.
Lamarco Systems prefers Stentofon and Cornell as the acknowledged leaders in manufacturing emergency response systems. Hands free operation makes all of the stations and help points easy to use.
The latest Stantofon TCP/IP based systems are made of the highest quality and can sustain the toughest environments. Once they are in the “on” mode of operation, they work even if they haven’t been touched for years. With these systems, you get crystal clear voice signal that will guide people safely through when an emergency occurs.
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CORNELL Series 4100 Visual System
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) now being enforced, requires a Rescue Assistance System in all newly constructed multi story commercial buildings and public accommodations to provide means to request evacuation assistance in emergencies. The ADA also applies to significant renovations of existing multi-story facilities.
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CORNELL Series 4200 Audio/Visual System
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) now being enforced, requires a Rescue Assistance System in all newly constructed multi-story commercial buildings and public accommodations to provide a means to request evacuation assistance in emergencies. The ADA also applies to significant renovations of existing multi-story facilities.
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