What is a wireless call system used for in a condominium?
In a condominium, serviced residence or senior residence, the caretaker or front-desk agent can’t be everywhere: lodge, lobby, car park, bike room, green spaces. The ServiceBip™ wireless call button placed at key points lets a resident call the caretaker without going up to the lodge or making a phone call.
In a senior residence, the same button, worn by the resident, works as an alert: one press notifies the on-duty agent with the apartment number. A self-contained on-site paging system that connects several buildings with no trenching.
Everyday benefits
- Caretaker reachable from the lobby, car park or common room
- Resident alert with apartment number for the on-duty team
- Several buildings connected with no inter-building wiring
- Security guard on patrol notified on the wrist, never out of reach
Which ServiceBip equipment should you choose?
The ServiceBip™ wireless call button equips lobbies, car parks and common rooms; worn as a pendant, it becomes a resident alert button. The caretaker and on-duty agent wear the ServiceWatch™ receiver watch; a ServiceLight™ light flash or a ServiceScreen™ display at the lodge centralises calls. A guard alone on a night patrol falls under lone worker protection. The link is direct radio on the 433.92 MHz band (short-range radio devices per ANFR), with no wifi, no wiring and no subscription; range reaches 300 m in open field and up to 2 km with the ServiceAmpli™ repeater.
Frequently asked questions
Can several buildings of the same residence be covered?
Yes: the ServiceAmpli™ repeater relays the signal from one building to another, up to 2 km in open field.
Does the resident know their alert went through?
The button confirms sending; Duo models also add a cancel button once the request has been handled.
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