Desigo Mass Notification


Desigo® Mass Notification from Siemens’ Building Technologies Division is a new, fully integrated multi-modal communication system that can be used in a single building or across a large campus for communicating a series of emergency and non-emergency messages. Part of a Total Building Solution, the mass notification system is compatible with Siemens’ Desigo™ CC building management station. It blends a clear user interface with predefined scenarios and customizable messages. Operators use a centralized dashboard and a consistent workflow-based interface to manage, track and review multiple emergency incidents. Messages can be targeted to specific zones, individuals, groups or devices.

 



August 18, 2014


Topic Area: Press Release


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