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Customers are no longer constrained by short cable runs, proprietary networks and local annunciators, enabling organizations to take advantage of fast, wide area coverage and reliable solutions. relief from the noise of overhead public address systems and buzzing annunciators, and the ability of busy staff to triage resident calls ("Wait a minute; it's that chronic complainer in 201 again"). User-selectable process or deviation alarm can control auxiliary processes and annunciators. |
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