In emergencies, the safety of residents and emergency responders in buildings often depends on the availability of firefighters, emergency medical systems, and police two-way radio communications. However, the same modern building materials that ensure high energy efficiency prevent radio signals from entering the building.

Coastal Empire Fire and Security supports public safety emergency responders by providing an integrated Emergency Services Communication Enhancement System (ERCES, formerly ERRCS) for emergency radio coverage. The team of experts is licensed by the FCC General Radio Telephone Operator License (GROL) and consists of licensed electricians, project managers, in-house designers, planners, and installers.

The expert team works closely with clients to help them scale their projects and meet ERCES requirements for new buildings and retrofits. They also work with contractors, local fire agencies, and builders to provide a reliable emergency communications system (usually public safety) that complies with adopted/amended fire codes in your local jurisdiction.

Getting multiple items and subcontractors for new builds and retrofits can be a daunting task. Coastal Empire Fire and Security helps customers design, install, check and test the Emergency Radio Response Communication System (ERRCS). Almost all courts (AHJ) require ERCES in Ridgeland, South Carolina, and Brunswick, Georgia to rebuild new structures and larger buildings and complexes. Even with additions and retrofits, one may need to install a community radio response system in an emergency.

Coastal Empire works for its clients by submitting codes and establishing the correct ERRCS for the safety of its employees, customers, and guests. They employ qualified technicians such as factory-certified engineers, FCC operators, electricians, and installers.

An emergency call system is needed to resolve blind spots in large buildings and complexes in the southeast. The rescue team does not rely on landline phones, WLANs, or other communication systems. Instead, using radio frequencies makes building materials like concrete, windows, and steel inaccessible. In these areas where wireless communication is not possible, dead spots in which more than 90% of buildings are located appear. Therefore, buildings must install a wireless emergency coverage system to provide essential communication in various locations.

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About the Company:

Coastal Empire Fire and Security is one company that offers a wide range of services, including installing security systems in Hilton Head SC and Rincon GA apart from alarm monitoring, fire alarm systems, access control, video surveillance, and more.