Kirklees College – 15 buildings covered over 5 sites. Kirklees College has DeafWatch installed across all five college sites, providing comprehensive cover for all Deaf and hard of hearing students and staff. This coverage is achieved by a combination of interlinked fire alarms, with multiple fire alarm messages and stand alone systems. a superior frequency.
University of Northampton – 40 buildings across 2 campuses. The University of Northampton had a legacy system installed which was too expensive to develop across the campus and also too expensive to maintain. They installed DeafWatch – Deaf Fire Alarm across both their campuses for complete protection with an innovative and intelligent design.
We provide complete solutions across all their major campuses. Imperial College London were an early adopter of our system and benefited from the exceptional coverage potential and power output of our transmitters. Their buildings are complex, dense and house complicated laboratories and other sites of interference. A complex customer with complex buildings, a perfect fit…
Working in radio, we spend a lot of time worrying about two things: coverage and overspill. Getting coverage of a building is the core objective of the DeafWatch™ system and achieving coverage can often be a challenge. Concrete buildings reinforced with meshed rebar steel and metre thick floor or walls can cause several difficulties. We’ve…
In short, yes. Very much so. Introduction to EN54 Part 23 For several decades, visual alarm devices (VADs), mainly beacons and incorporated ceiling light systems have been integrated as part of the standard fire alarm system to ensure that hearing-impaired people were aware of the fire alarm, too. In December 2013, a new product standard, EN…
There is only so much self-improvement you can make before you might have to admit that it’s not actually you, maybe it’s the job? If you find that you are just going through the motions at work, or even worse, it has become an unpleasant place to be, it is possibly time to look elsewhere.…
DeafWatch™ have set out to change the culture of fire alarms for deaf people. For far too long, making sure that everyone is safe in every location has proven to be expensive. Rather than do the right thing, organisations have determined that the cost has been too high and have either done very little, nothing…
Both Chris Durham and Dave Hall from Wireless Alert Solutions help coach Market Harborough Rugby Club’s U9s. Thanks to a chance Twitter conversation between Dave and Jess Breach, England women rugby’s newest star, Jess came to visit and help coach the children. Breach, 20, who also plays for Harlequins Ladies, scored an incredible 11 tries…
Fire alarm systems for deaf students have a reputation for being extremely expensive. So it’s no surprise that many universities have little or no coverage. Those that do still have the worry of meeting high maintenance costs to ensure the safety of a small number of students. DeafWatch™ ends that culture of overcharging. …
DeafWatch™ and RefugeWatch™ were on display at the AUE conference at Trent University 6-8 September 2017. The conference was a huge success with considerable interest in the value and quality of DeafWatch™ in particular.
