On average, 2-3 seconds, with the longest being 5.8 seconds

The transmitter can be worn on a lanyard and clipped with a carabiner on clothing. We also have holsters to be used with a belt. Our transmitters are uniquely designed by safety professionals and can be triggered with single-hand operation. The recessed button ensures that no false alarm is generated

There are two buttons on our transmitters. The first button is used for triggering the need for assistance and the second is a test button. SECURalert™ transmitter devices are equipped with a self-test button, allowing the user to test the device anywhere, anytime without the need to call the duty office to confirm the test. Most schools include a self-test be made prior to each day and reports can be generated for compliance. SECURalert™’s wireless duress system provides positive feedback to the user for both self-test and personal alarms. The device vibrates and flashes a green LED to indicate to the user it has successfully transmitted an alarm. The panic button device also indicates directly to the user when the battery is low by flashing a red LED. SECURalert™ transmitter devices are smaller and rechargeable, therefore there is no requirement to stock or replace batteries. The transmitter will last 30 days on a single charge (4-hour charge if fully depleted). MOST IMPORTANTLY THE SAME TRANSMITTER WORKS INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE FACILITY

There are over 30 different patterns and behaviors that can be programmed centrally for each unique transmitter or as a group. MOST IMPORTANTLY, our transmitters are addressable and bidirectional, meaning that not only will they transmit the need for assistance with the name/ID of the person and their exact location but the central controller will send an acknowledgment back to the transmitter confirming that the alarm has been received and notify the person in distress by vibrating the transmitter. The LED light on the transmitter will also follow a different pattern depending on the status (low battery, in alarm, test confirmed, etc.). Audible can also be programmed or muted. The transmitter can also, be equipped with fall-down detection

The transmitter emits a Radio Frequency and Ultrasonic signal that passes through a receiver and a series of radios and repeaters that communicates to the central controlled and provides a real-time location

There are several models of stand-alone central station available. Monitors can vary in size. The alarm can be sent to smartphones, tablets, desktops, scrolling marquees, 2-way radios, or any device of your choice. We also integrate into PA systems, in-house systems, or just flash dedicated strobe light for example. The alarm can also be sent to smart devices even with an image of a CCTV camera when used with the XTendCall mobile platform

Immediately, With An Average Of 2.2 Seconds And Up To 5.8 Seconds To The Central 

Yes escalation time and protocols/recipients are 100% customizable. MAC (Move Add and Change) is also easily done by the administrator

Not in a basic configuration, however, one is available if desired through XTendCall. The online portal can have multiple usages but can also be equipped with virtual calls point for pre-defined service requests or to automate procedures in case of tornado alerts or active shooter events, for example. Virtual activations and Mobile Panic Alert is also available on mobile devices, cellular, and desktop notification

Yes, that is a standard feature

No

YES, using the SAME transmitter and infrastructure (hardware/software).