Safety Is Front and Center with CrisisAlert Wearable Mobile Panic Button Powered by the CENTEGIX Safety Platform
The CrisisAlert panic button enables quick and discreet activation in any emergency to help people stay focused on the situation knowing help is on the way.
The faster you get help to the right location, the better the outcome.
The CrisisAlert panic button is a badge worn on a lanyard for ease and accessibility. The single button design enables quick and discreet activation in any emergency to help people stay focused on the situation knowing help is on the way.
With a push of a button, the safety alert instantly reaches administrators and responders, displaying a map of who needs help and where they are located. No delay, no valuable seconds lost.
Campus-wide alerts communicate emergency information using colored strobe lights, desktop alerts, and intercom and mass communication integrations. With just a single notification, an entire campus can go into lockdown in an instant.
The private, managed network secures every square foot of your campus. The CrisisAlert badge functions everywhere, inside and out for full location coverage. No Wi-Fi or cell signal is needed. Our innovative technology provides specific location details of where an alert was activated, down to an individual floor and room, so first responders know exactly where their help is needed. centegix.com
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