School Safety Hinges on Reliable Wireless
In response to the unfortunate incidents involving school shootings, more states are taking steps to legislate safety measures. Texas, New Jersey, Florida, and New York have all enacted laws that call for schools to install panic button alarm systems to quickly summon help in emergency situations. However, as Campus Safety Magazine points out, these well-intentioned measures will only work if the infrastructure is in place to support them.
When a quick and discreet response is critical, an alarm system must be as foolproof as possible. A wireless system designed to improve campus security must be able to withstand interference and overcome transmission obstacles. A reliable system should include multiple paths from the alarm device to the receiver to guarantee that a call always goes through. A school panic alarm system must also be free from slow connection speeds and routing issues that can interfere with cellular connection.
