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OUR MASS ALERT SYSTEMS
NATIONAL ALERT SYSTEM
A national warning system can provide better public safety, rapid action, broad coverage, standardization, flexibility and cost effectiveness by disseminating important, real-time alerts to the population. You should therefore not neglect its presence within your structure.
THE IMPORTANCE OF THIS ALERT SYSTEM
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Governments establish alert mechanisms to warn the population of dangers considered general. In the past, these dangers mainly included military threats such as wars, bombings and missile attacks, as well as threats arising from natural disasters such as floods, tsunamis and earthquakes. However, with the advent of modern industrial production, the risks of industrial accidents have increased, while current threats mainly come from terrorist and military attacks on a global scale.
States have put in place contingency plans to deal with emergency situations caused by threats. These plans have been developed by competent institutions and they define the procedures and measures that competent personnel must take. They also include procedures for alerting the population using acoustic alert systems. Although there are other means of broadcasting alert messages, such as television, radio or mobile phones, alert systems based on electronic sirens equipped with their own communications infrastructure remain the most effective means. more reliable and effective in alerting the population of a threatened area.
THE SUITABLE SOLUTION
Cette solution globale remarquable tire parti de toutes les technologies de le gamme de produits A2S. Le système permet l'activation rapide de n'importe quelle sirène ou groupe de sirènes (selon les autorisations d'accès ) depuis n'importe quel centre d'alerte et de notification du pays en quelques secondes seulement. Le système vous fournira un retour en quelques minutes pour vous indiquer si l'activation a réussi. Il est possible d'activer à la fois les sirènes d'Etat et celles des systèmes d'alerte autonomes, qui sont gérés par des entreprises industrielles et qui disposent d'une interface de communication avec le système d'alerte de l'Etat.
Le système d'alerte et de notification couvre le territoire de l'ensemble de l'Etat et il comprend:
- Le centre d'alerte et de notification principal au niveau de l'Etat
- Des centres d'alerte et de notification au niveau Régional
- Une infrastructure de communication reliant les différents centres d’alerte
- Des systèmes d’alerte autonomes
- Une interconnexion avec des dispositifs et des logiciels tiers
