Viking Electronics’ PB-3-IP VoIP under-mounted panic button provides a quick, reliable way to make a silent emergency call. It functions as an SIP end point connecting with a single Cat. 5/6 cable from your PoE switch. It can be programmed from any PC on the same LAN or remotely using a static IP address. It can be programmed to automatically deliver a digital announcement identifying the location of the emergency call.

Seco-Larm’s multifunction timer/counter features low-current draw and seven modes that are easily programmable with push buttons and LED display. The timer can be set to trigger a notification as a red LED, buzzer and/or a Form C relay output (10A at 24V DC). It can also be triggered by N.O. positive or N.C. negative input or by powering up the unit.

Viking Electronics’ E-series entry phones can use features available on the Panasonic door phone station card. The E-series entry phone is available in multiple colors and sizes. Surface- and flush-mount options also are available. Color video cameras and proximity readers are available for select models.

STI’s round and rectangular sirens and strobes can be used with a cabinet, or mounted to doors, walls and ceilings. The round model (STI-SA5500) has a choice of eight strobe flash patterns with speed selection, and it includes a backup battery feature. The rectangle model (STI-SA5600) has a tamperproof lens option. Both models have a 12–24V DC power supply.

Amerlux’s electrical receptacle, used in conjunction with the Avista pedestrian light engine, transforms any lamp post into a wireless communication device that can connect to larger municipal networks. It leverages the existing circuit boards in LEDs to become compatible with a variety of sensors.