Integrated Evacuation & Nurse Call Systems

Time Is Critical

In a workplace emergency, response time is critical. It’s imperative that communication to workers is clear and timely, so they understand what sort of emergency has occurred and what action is required of them. You don’t want confusion or misinterpretation. Thus in a medical emergency, it’s crucial that your teams don’t use evacuation sirens to raise the alert. Similarly, a medical emergency should not be confused with an evacuation event. That’s why many businesses choose to have both types of devices, so the situation is clear.

It’s all about choice:

• Select as many nurse call units, evacuation triggers, sirens, and lights as you need
• Select battery-operated or mains power devices
• Select how many workers you want to have access to the web-based user portal and smartphone app
• Select what level of access those workers have
• Select what type of SMS notifications those workers will receive
• Select what sound pattern you want the sirens to have, and how long they sound during an evacuation
• Select who can trigger an evacuation

Because our systems are wireless and ship semi-assembled, all you need to do is unpack the devices, turn them on, then position them within range using easy-to-follow instructions. You don’t need a specialist – you can install the system yourself in less than two hours (depending on the size of the system). Using your TCU or smartphone app, you’ll be able to name each device (for ease of reference), see which devices are connected, set up users, authorise evacuations, accept/decline nurse calls, set up notifications, run regular system tests, and view a report of all system activity.

Our technicians are available to answer questions and troubleshoot issues at any time. We also provide clear instructions, information sheets, and how-to posters for staff onboarding.

A Orisent system purchase is future proofed. We regularly push software updates out to all systems and the smartphone app. And if you’re using the system at a temporary location (for example a construction site), you can move the system to another site with a simple recommissioning service.