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Wireless Emergency Voice Communication System

Designed and built to comply with BS 5839-9:2021

What is Radio Refuge? 

A fully monitored wireless EVC system providing two-way voice communication between designated refuge areas and emergency response points.

Radio Refuge enables people who require assistance to evacuate to communicate directly with emergency personnel from a designated refuge area.

 

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How it works

Radio Refuge provides two-way voice communication between designated refuge areas and emergency response points, helping emergency personnel to communicate with people who require assistance to evacuate.

Gen2 Radio Refuge Software

Centralised monitoring and management for Radio Refuge

Gen2 Radio Refuge is a centralised monitoring and management platform for Radio Refuge, designed for larger and multi-building sites.

Designed and built to comply with BS 5839-9:2021, it provides a fully monitored wireless network for receiving addressable alerts, identifying their location and managing the response from one central system.

Key features

  • Critical alert monitoring and management
  • Addressable alerts for individual refuge locations and devices
  • Reporting and escalation
  • Multi-building visibility
  • System status and fault monitoring

Gen2 Radio Refuge brings everything together in one platform, giving teams greater visibility and control across their emergency communication systems.

Configure it your way

From a single building to an entire campus, configure our radio refuge system to suit your site

Single Building

A complete wireless EVC solution for one building

Multiple Buildings

Connect and manage EVC systems across multiple buildings

Large Campus

Centralised monitoring across large, multi-building sites

 

To find out more on our Radio Refuge System, please contact us:

 

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Connecting Devices

The Radio Refuge system connects with a base station and two-way radio handsets, enabling staff to communicate directly with people awaiting assistance in refuge areas. An optional beacon/sounder provides a visual and audible alert to help staff respond promptly to incoming calls.