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Over 80% of housing providers are making plans to begin the move to digital telecare this year. Benchmark your progress.
We provide emergency alarms and assisted living services to individuals across the UK.
Go to siteAs a multi-protocol analogue to digital convertor, SmartBridge supports the addition of DTMF transmitted data payloads and reforms them into IP compatible messages, which means operators continue to have the critical capability to make inbound calls, transfer calls and manage in-call controls.
Over 80% of housing providers are making plans to begin the move to digital telecare this year. Benchmark your progress.
SmartBridge uniquely retains all the important features, utilised by an emergency operator to deliver a safe, effective, and reliable telecare service. This enables you to maintain the level of telecare service you and your customers expect. As a multi-protocol analogue to digital convertor, SmartBridge supports the addition of DTMF transmitted data payloads and reforms them into IP compatible messages, which means operators continue to have the critical capability to make inbound calls, transfer calls and manage in-call controls.
SmartBridge retains the functionality to transfer a call. This means if someone calls from the door entry system, the operator can park that call and speak to the resident on another devices in the property which isn’t possible when call transferring capabilities are not supported by the convertor.
In an emergency, often multiple telecare alarms are activated to reach the monitoring centre. To enable these calls to be received by an operator, the analogue to digital convertor must support call cataloguing. This means a second alarm event will present to an operator on initial alarm attempt. If not, the telecare device will need to close down and redial which causes significant delays to the second call reaching an operator.
SmartBridge, customers and organisations mitigate the risks of First Time Call Failures whilst preparing for the a long-term digital solution.
For older systems the operator will need to toggle two-way speech or adjust the volume so both parties can hear what's being said clearly. SmartBridge retains this functionality.
Many housing providers have a wide range of telecare assets, combining multiple models and manufacturers. SmartBridge supports TT92, TTNew and BS8521-1 alarm protocols enabling a complete estate to be covered. In comparison to many convertors are limited to a single protocol.
The ability to identify the type of device that activated an alarm is critical for the operator to provide appropriate support in an emergency and prioritise emergency calls. SmartBridge supports extended peripherals enabling the operator to identify the telecare peripheral, such as a fall detector, and also supports device location codes.
SmartBridge provides battery back-up to the complete solution including the router, therefore not requiring an additional UPS.
A digital convertor is only a temporary solution, therefore an upgrade to digital equipment is inevitable. We offer a reimbursement on the cost of SmartBridge when you upgrade to one of our hardwired digital telecare solutions.
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