If any part of the network is destroyed during an emergency, the remaining units automatically adjust and keep the network going.
Our system is the first of its kind to deliver the newly mandated Mass Notification System (MNS), or emergency PA system via wireless.
Networked Emergency Systems
Networked Emergency Systems has developed powerful technology and applied it to the growing commercial and industrial building marketplace - for both new construction and retrofits. Every occupied building in the US, Canada, and Europe is legally required to have Emergency Lighting. We took this "old school" lighting and added intelligence, sensors, and our patented secure self-healing Wi-Fi network. Now all the sensors, emergency lighting, MNS, and security video are packaged into one easy to install and configure system - without any new wires installed! Additionally, it can function as your emergency data backbone.
Is created a system of Emergency Appliances that all talk to each other, the building management, security, and anyone helping the building during a disaster (Police, Firemen, HazMat, EMS). NES lets you see, hear, and talk to the exit areas in the building. It plays notification messages, tells people how to exit, and illuminates the areas 4 times longer than anyone else. NES remembers what happened and protects that knowledge by its resilient intelligence.
You buy the signs and lights the law requires, get security cameras that no one expects to see, listening ability, and the most advanced information system.
All of this saves money to the building owner(s) while increasing the value and reducing liability. The features NES readily provides are being legally mandated daily, and many of them require pulling new wire - especially on retrofits. NES is wireless, thus saving significant money. All these new code additions mean more complex control problems to tie systems from different companies together. NES is system-agnostic and every sensor mandated or coming soon via regulation is integrated into our self-aware system.