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Office Environment/ Personal alarms for each desk..... <32412 12-26-2006
Posted by on December 26, 2006, 11:45 pm
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I am looking to see if there is a readily available system that includes
alarm buttons at each desk (maybe 10 total) to trigger some alarm to notify
anyone else on staff to call security/911 if the front office deems that a
person has entered and is going to cause trouble. Anyone heard of a system
like that or does it have to be pieced together? Any help would be
appreciated. Office staff will dial hospital security and 911, dont need
autodialer. Just alarm and perhaps red flashing light?

Christy



Posted by Robert L Bass on December 27, 2006, 12:20 am
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>I am looking to see if there is a readily available system that includes alarm
buttons at each desk (maybe 10 total) to trigger
>some alarm to notify anyone else on staff to call security/911 if the front
office deems that a person has entered and is going to
>cause trouble. Anyone heard of a system like that or does it have to be
pieced together? Any help would be appreciated. Office
>staff will dial hospital security and 911, dont need autodialer. Just alarm
and perhaps red flashing light?

You'll probably want to locate the sounder and/or strobe (flashing light) in an
office where an uninvited guest won't observe or
hear it. Otherwise, an unpleasant situation might quickly deteriorate into a
fight or worse.

There are numerous wireless and wired panic alarms available which can
accomplish this. Since you're not dealing with a
high-security requirement, even one of the "all-in-one" wireless solutions might
work for you. Paradox, GE Security and Visonic all
make popular versions of this type of basic system. There are several other
brands but these are ones with which I'm more familiar.
I also sell them online, but you can order something like these just about
anywhere. I cater to DIYers. If you want something
professionally installed let me know what city you're in and I may be able to
refer you to a local firm. If you want to DIY,
contact me directly and I'll be glad to assist.

--

Regards,
Robert L Bass

=============================>
Bass Home Electronics
941-866-1100
4883 Fallcrest Circle
Sarasota · Florida · 34233
http://www.bassburglaralarms.com
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Posted by Robert L Bass on December 28, 2006, 9:03 pm
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Nonsense! This is one of the simplest systems anyone could ask for. It's so
easy even an alarm installer could handle it.
(apologies to Geico). The poster needs a wireless alarm and 10 wireless panic
buttons. There are several systems like that which
can be installed in less than an hour. Programming would take another hour.
It's a piece of cake.

--

Regards,
Robert L Bass

=============================>
Bass Home Electronics
941-866-1100
4883 Fallcrest Circle
Sarasota · Florida · 34233
http://www.bassburglaralarms.com
=============================>

> Risky to mess with this. I'd suggest you go with a supervised and monitored
> wireless system and give vulnerable staff portable transmitters.
>
> I am looking to see if there is a readily available system that includes
> alarm buttons at each desk (maybe 10 total) to trigger some alarm to notify
> anyone else on staff to call security/911 if the front office deems that a
> person has entered and is going to cause trouble. Anyone heard of a system
> like that or does it have to be pieced together? Any help would be
> appreciated. Office staff will dial hospital security and 911, dont need
> autodialer. Just alarm and perhaps red flashing light?



Posted by Jim on December 29, 2006, 12:27 am
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Robert L Bass wrote:
> Nonsense! This is one of the simplest systems anyone could ask for. It's so
easy even an alarm installer could handle it.
> (apologies to Geico). The poster needs a wireless alarm and 10 wireless panic
buttons. There are several systems like that which
> can be installed in less than an hour. Programming would take another hour.
It's a piece of cake.
>
> --
>
> Regards,
> Robert L Bass

You're such and ass. You're so anxious to make a buck that you'd
suggest to an end user, who doesn't have the least idea what a
supervised device is, that he use a tinker toy wireless panic button.
You don't even have the experience to know that especially, commercial
systems like these lie unused, untested and ultimately forgotten about,
and then when needed they don't work.

You are such an unethical two bit piece of crap. Anything for a buck.

The man needs to call in a professional alarm company and get an
evaluation of the situation and have a hardwired and supervised,
emergency alarm system installed.

Get a life.
Ooooopps. Too late.


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