S.A.F.E With Nema
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A presentatin designed to highlight the advantages of NEMA SB40 and Rauland TCVI
Transcript of S.A.F.E With Nema
- 1. Sal Marinello Regional Manager
- 2. Product History
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- Telecenter I - 1969
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- Telecenter II - 1975
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- Telecenter III - 1980
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- Telecenter IV - 1985
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- Telecenter V - 1991
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- Telecenter System 21 -1993
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- Telecenter IP - 1998
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- Telecenter ICS - 1999
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- Telecenter CPS - 2002
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- Telecenter VI - 2005
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- Telecenter VoIP - 2006
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- 3. Engineering
- R&D investment
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- 11.3% of Revenues
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- State of the art CAD equipment
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- Hewlett-Packard and Solid Works Mechanical tools
- Technical Support 24 x 7
- Trained over 350 people in 2007
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- 54 classes at Rauland Borg, 22 on-site
- Education Professional Services
- 4. Manufacturing
- Manufacturing
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- 100% computer inspection of electronics
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- 300 errors per 1 million opportunities do not make it to the customer
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- Deliver to promise : 98%
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- Service delivery 24 hour turn: 100%
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- Zero defects incoming inspection standard
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- 5 Year Warranty
- Quality Programs
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- Philip Crosby
- 5. Primary Purpose of Schools
- To educate children and young adults
- Safely and Securely
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- 7. What is S.A.F.E.
- S afety
- A ffordability
- F unctionality
- E asy and Everyday Functions
- 8. What is S.A.F.E.
- Structured around Raulands school communications product line
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- Intercom and Next Generation products
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- Product growth through improved communication methods
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- Working to meet schools safety needs and supporting the new NEMA Standard SB-40
- 9. NEMA
- NEMA
- National Electrical Manufacturers Association
- Created in 1926
- Headquartered in Rosslyn, VA
- 430 Member companies
- Over 500 standards published
- Est. K-12 Education Life Safety Committee
- 10. What is NEMA
- There are 8 Divisions within NEMA with 50 Product Categories
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- Electronics Division
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- Signaling, Protection and Communication
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- Education Life Safety Committee
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- Other divisions are: Industrial Automation, Lighting Systems, Building Equipment, Insulating Materials, Wire and Cable, Power Equipment, and Diagnostic Imaging and Therapy Systems
- 11. What is Standard SB-40?
- Communication Systems for Life Safety in Schools
- NEMA covers Emergency Communication Systems in Schools
- It was created by a group of manufacturers working together through NEMA to create a baseline of what every K-12 school needs in a communication system during a life safety emergency
- You can purchase it from www.nema.org
- Contact NEMA: John Marcario
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- Email: [email protected]
- 12. Intercom for School Safety
- NEMA School Safety Application Focus:
- Evacuation
- Lockdown in classrooms
- Lockout
- Reverse Evacuation/ Shelter In Place
- Emergency Communications:
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- Front Office to Classroom
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- Classroom to Front Office
- 13. What is S.A.F.E.
- S afety
- A ffordability
- F unctionality
- E asy and Everyday Functions
- 14. Safety
- Front Office to Classroom
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- All Page/Zone Page/Intercom
- Two paths of communication in every classroom
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- Speaker and/or Call in Switch, Phone
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- Classrooms never out of touch
- Monitor classroom emergency through speaker
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- Can page to speaker if phone is pulled from wall
- Ability to remotely lock down from cell phone
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- Improved mass notification features
- 15. Affordability
- Products that utilize structured cabling
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- Cat5e/6 IDF to classroom using pairs
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- MDF to IDF using Fiber/Copper
- Ability to use old cabling and/or new cabling
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- No additional cabling
- Standard Telephone
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- Integrates with 3 rd party PBX both digital and VoIP
- Industry standard classroom speakers
- Industry standard call in switches
- 5 year warranty
- 16. End Device Wiring
- A Single CAT5 (or better) can connect:
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- 25 Volt Speaker
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- Call Switch and/or Security Device
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- Analog Clock
- 17. Functionality
- Standard communication features
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- All call and zone paging
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- Bell schedules and bell tones
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- One touch call in
- Advanced communication features
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- Emergency paging
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- Auto voice messages
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- Security monitoring
- 18. Easy and Everyday Features
- Industry standard functions
- One button emergency call ins
- Bell tones for every type of day
- Master Clock
- Music distribution for march to music
- 19. New and Next Generation Rauland Products Telecenter VI Telecenter VoIP
- 20. VoIP Intercom versus Traditional Intercom
- Advantages
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- School Safety and Emergency Communications
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- Ease of Installation
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- Ease of Maintenance
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- Everyday Communications
- 21. Traditional Intercom
- 150 classrooms, avg. 500 from head-end
- = 75,000 CAT5 or 225,000 of shielded cable
- 22. VoIP Distributed Intercom
- 150 classrooms, avg. 150 from MDF/IDF = 22,500 CAT5 or 67,500 two pair cable
- Significantly reduce conduit (1/3 cable of home-run)
- 23. VoIP Intercom Applications Engineered for Schools
- Flexible installation
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- Common Cat 5/5e/6 cable plant
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- Distributed architecture
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- Advantages of fiber
- Remote administration
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- Remote system programming and troubleshooting
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- Remote bell schedule event programming
- 24. Rauland Clock Solutions
- Completely Integrated with Rauland Telecenter Communications Systems
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- School and District-Wide Atomic Time
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- Clocks and class change bells synchronized
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- Analog and digital clocks for
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- Classrooms
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- Corridors
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- Gymnasiums
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- Etc.
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- 25. Time Keeping Applications
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- Bus schedule synchronized throughout district
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- Automatic bells schedule changes based on calendar
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- Manual bells schedule changes from any phone (local or remote)
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- Timed pre-recorded announcements (synched with clocks)
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- Automatic Daylight Savings updates
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- 26. Thank you for your time
- School Safety
- Day to Day Communications
- Integrated Time Solutions
- 27. Telecenter Family of Products Master & Secondary Clocks Intercom Media Management & Digital Streaming VoIP Intercom All Backed by a Five Year Warranty
