A major gripe users of safety alert systems have is the inability to understand how their system is performing. Are devices still connected? Are devices powered up? When was the last time a device was tested? How can the user modify the system without having to involve the supplier?
We developed our Touchscreen Control Unit (TCU) for our customers so they never had to guess whether or not their system would work when they needed it to. It provides real-time visibility of your system's connectivity, power status, and user activity. It's a smart, intuitive control unit developed to eliminate the guesswork in managing safety alert systems. It ensures your devices are connected, powered up, and functioning optimally. It also allows for system modifications without the need for supplier involvement.
If any of your devices utilise a mesh radio frequency connection, then you'll need a TCU to help you manage your system (unless you're installing our basic stand alone system which just uses triggers and sirens and/or lights). Essentially the TCU works like your desktop computer and should be positioned in a central and secure location, like the main office or front desk.
The TCU's simple intuitive interface enables you to:
You can select to connect your TCU only to your system OR you can choose to connect it to our cloud server via Wi-Fi, SIM card or Ethernet. You would undertake this for three reasons:
You can connect your TCU to the internet in one of three ways:
Our sales team can guide you on what the best option is for you based on your unique needs and operational requirements.
All system activity is logged for reporting and auditing including when alerts were triggered and by whom (where relevant), the reason for the nurse call alert, and who accepted or declined the nurse call alert. You can view or email the reports in the log section at any time.
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An Orisent system is a plug-and-play evacuation or nurse call safety solution that considers how your workers need to install, manage, and use it.
When you purchase a Vanguard Wireless system, you receive a plug-and-play solution that's simple to install, monitor, and manage by all workers.
Maintaining your first aid equipment is critical, such as testing nurse call triggers and defibrillators, working with expiry dates, and updating software.
