In the event of an intruder or security threat being raised, activation of the system can take place in a number of ways, developed to suit the client's requirements.

One or more Emergency Buttons, situated say at the school reception or head's office can activate a predetermined tone or message to take priority over the system if it is being used for any other purpose.

Additional activation points can be located in other areas of the site to enable localised activation without the need to communicate to the main reception. As a final expansion of this theme, wireless remote buttons can be issued to staff to trigger assistance and activate a lockdown.

Programmable to suit the school timetable, play tones or music to signal class start, change or finish. From simple timer to PC based software systems with multiple options to combine sounds, we can tailor the solution to meet your requirements.

With the ability to store virtually any digital tone, no longer is it necessary to have traditional bell sounds as the primary audible indication.


Our extensive library can offer a selection of melodic tones to suit most requirements.

Integrating music though the system is easy and can be as simple as connecting an MP3 player to providing a dedicated PC music server.

Music can be routed to go to selected areas at programmed times, or manually routed say from a school radio station at break times to common rooms. With a flexible system, the options are endless, but utilise the same network of loudspeakers to provide more use from your system and investment.

Having the capacity to make an announcement, to locate or inform individuals in a few seconds can be an important resource for everyday issues as well as for emergency and security issues.

Our systems are 100% audio based and therefore are designed to deliver good quality speech for routine and emergency situations. When using the system for general public address announcements, our School Alerter systems can be zoned to ensure messages only go to the necessary areas for example, avoiding the halls when exams are in progress