Assistance Systems for Disabled Persons
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Emergency Voice Communication Systems (EVCS) compliant with BS 5839
Our EVCS are versatile systems configured for use as Fire Telephone Systems, Disabled Refuge Systems, or integrated solutions combining both functionalities.
A Fire Telephone System typically serves multi-story buildings, enabling clear communication with firefighters during fire emergencies, especially when radio signals may be compromised by fire-induced interference. These systems usually employ Type A outstations with handheld telephones.
A Disabled Refuge System functions similarly but is designed for use by the public and emergency responders to assist disabled individuals. These systems generally utilise Type B outstations, featuring a call button to summon assistance and enabling hands-free intercom communication. They are primarily intended for emergency evacuations of multi-story buildings—during fires, lockdowns, chemical leaks, or security threats.
Combined Unit Type A Type B
Integrated Solutions:
Fire Telephones and Disabled Refuge Call Points can be combined into a single unit for a multi-purpose solution, providing flexibility and convenience.
While primarily used during emergencies, these systems may also serve non-emergency purposes, such as enabling security personnel to communicate their locations to fire control or security centres.
Emergency Assistance (Disabled WC) Alarms conforming to BS 8300:2009
These alarms are designed to enable disabled individuals to request help during emergencies. Commonly installed in accessible WC facilities, they can also be used in bedrooms, bathrooms, first aid rooms, therapy centres, changing areas, sheltered accommodations, and other settings where a disabled person might be alone and need assistance.
Aid is summoned by pulling a red cord equipped with tactile bangles at various heights. This action triggers a local alarm to reassure the user and a remote alert to notify staff. Once assistance is provided, a "presence" indicator may signal staff that help is on the way, and the system is reset after the incident is resolved.
These systems can be integrated with EVCS for a streamlined, user-friendly solution.
Audio Frequency Induction Loop Systems (AFILS) compliant with BS 7594:2011
We offer a wide selection of AFILS to support individuals who are hard of hearing, suitable for various environments. Options include portable loops for flexible, one-on-one use or fixed installations for meeting rooms, reception areas, conference halls, lecture theatres, and larger venues.
These systems operate by transmitting amplified sound directly to hearing aids, enhancing speech clarity and listening comfort.
Do we Operate in Your Location?
Assistance Systems for Disabled Persons for businesses with over 40 years experience
We offer comprehensive Assistance Systems for Disabled Persons, with skilled engineers strategically located across the Yorkshire Region. Our professional engineers are dedicated to monitoring and maintaining security solutions, providing businesses with the assurances you are up to date with modern day standards are protected.
From bustling city centres to remote rural areas, our engineers provide rapid response and expert care. Our services encompass routine inspections, preventative maintenance, and swift repairs, guaranteeing that Assistance Systems for Disabled Persons operate reliably.
By staying up-to-date with the latest industry standards and technologies, these engineers offer peace of mind. They tailor solutions to meet the unique needs of each client, whether it's a small office or a large industrial complex.
Ultimately, the presence of these dedicated engineers across Yorkshire reinforces a commitment to safety, safeguarding lives and your business premises throughout the region. Their expertise is a crucial component of a robust safety infrastructure.
Why Monks Security Systems?
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Established Expertise
With nearly four decades of experience in the security industry
Monks Security Systems has honed its expertise in designing and implementing Assistance Systems for Disabled Persons for a variety of business sectors. Our knowledgeable team understands the intricacies of security needs across different industries.
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Independently Owned & Operated
As an independently owned business based in Leeds, we pride ourselves on our personal approach to customer service
We take the time to understand the unique challenges faced by each business and provide tailor-made solutions that fit your specific requirements.
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State of the Art Solutions
Here at Monks Security Systems, we offer state-of-the-art Assistance Systems for Disabled Persons tailored to meet the specific needs to your business across Yorkshire
We are constantly striving and keeping you upto speed with the latest technologies available to enhance the safety of your business premises and staff.
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Accreditations
You're in safe hands
An NSI GOLD accredited Installer for Intruder alarms as well as being SSAIB BAFE accredited to SP203 for Fire Alarm installations. Monks Security Systems are also a BS 8418 extended accredited installation and maintenance company which allows us to design install and manage police response Type A off-site monitored CCTV systems.
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Maintenance & Monitoring
For your piece of mind
As added piece of mind, we also offer 24/7 maintenance and monitoring services ensuring your business is fully protected.
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