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Physical Panic Button or Emergency Spoken Keyword , *

for teachers, staff, or students to quickly address threats via ’ i b fin

mobile phone app or keyword. ’ , “ i [14 [\’

Motion Sensor to alert staff of movement in areas of concern. 4’ ‘i L‘J \(

Occupancy Sensor to identify exceeded occupancy or people ‘ g \( t\p

not moving in a room. integrates to building automation , A .—. m

systems to manage energy consumption more efficiently, V m (_ ‘

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Gunshot Detection can initiate established lockdown \ ”m 5

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Audible/Sound and Abnormal Sound/Aggression Detection "

identifies bullying and vandalism quickly and while in

progress.

Light Sensor manages energy costs by identifying lights being on in unoccupied ‘

rooms when combined with the motion sensor. Also alerts when the unit is being __‘_. 1 '

covered. ,_ I .
Chemical, VOCs, Gas, and Smoke Detection identifies harmful cleaning agents .‘ ‘_ ‘: 5 \ ’- * - .

or spills and assists in mitigating infectious disease threats with HVAC system ‘i ‘ ,
integration. . _,...i‘ L. J‘ , D’ 4‘
Dynamic Vape, THC and Vape Masking Detection minimizes false positives and . “ N V ‘
accurately identifies these various vaping events. K ‘ ‘
Emergency Lighting allows occupants to navigate safely in a lockdown. Z. ‘ *4
Alerts and Notifications are sent via text, email, phone app, 3rd party
communicationsandaugmentedwithlightingandaudibleinstructionalmessages. F,’ _

Tamper Notifications circumvent efforts to deactivate or destroy the device. r- m‘‘‘ _ ‘
Optional People Counting Sensor detects when foot traffic has exceeded pre— __

defined thresholds. _ . «Z: ‘ ~
Open Platform allows integration with Lock Down Systems, Command & Control _ «E ii i ~— - i ..___._
Security Systems, l3ACnet, Mass Notification Communication, and E9'|i services for /« r .’ 5.
direct police dispatch. ‘ -:1 ’ 4 I’
No Camera or Audio recording, protecting the privacy of the individual and in 1!‘ ' ,
areas of expected privacy (classrooms, bathrooms, locker rooms, etc.) -I

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