Ninety days is not long once you find every line, order equipment, schedule an install, and test with your monitoring company.
The line rides on cellular, so it stays up when your internet does not. A second wired path is available where your inspector calls for it.
Backup that outlasts a real outage, not a fifteen minute UPS.
We are platform neutral. Several certified POTS replacement systems exist and they are not interchangeable, so we match the platform to your building, your carrier coverage, and what your inspector will accept.
This is why a twenty dollar analog adapter is not the answer. It works until the power blinks, the internet drops, or the fire marshal asks what the panel is dialing over. Your equipment sees the same analog line it always has. Same numbers, same wiring into the device.
We check which carrier is actually strongest at your building before we quote.
UL 864, NFPA 72, and ASME A17.1, with E911 on the correct registered address.
Businesses nationwide. Multi location retail and restaurants, property managers, medical and dental practices, churches and schools, manufacturing, hotels and multifamily. One site or several hundred.
No. The panel stays and cannot tell the difference.
Yes. They port over, which matters because alarm records and elevator tags reference them.
The equipment runs on battery through the outage. The line rides on cellular, so it keeps working even if your internet is down. We size the backup to what your inspector expects.
We are not tied to one. We carry several certified platforms and recommend based on carrier coverage at your address and what your jurisdiction accepts.
Depends on your line count and how many can share a device. Most businesses pay less than they do for copper, and copper rates climb every year. We price your actual line list first.
A single location is usually a few weeks from inventory to disconnect.
No. Move early and you pick the schedule instead of working around a shutoff date.
Book a free line survey. We come to you, go through your phone bill line by line, then look at your phone room and your panels so we can see where the lines actually terminate. You get a plan and a price, at no charge.
