Copper-to-Cellular: A New Standard for Emergency Communications The transition from traditional copper telephone service to modern cellular networks is reshaping the way buildings handle emergency and life-safety communications. For decades,…
Emergency Elevator Phone Service & POTS Replacement Cellular Elevator Phone with Mobile Connect 2 Traditional copper telephone service is becoming increasingly expensive and increasingly difficult to justify for an elevator…
The simple answer is YES. For decades, the answer to elevator emergency communications was relatively simple: install a dedicated telephone line in the elevator and keep it active. In most…
Learn how to save money on your elevator phone lines For decades, elevator emergency phones operated quietly in the background of commercial buildings, apartment complexes, condominiums, and hotels throughout California.…
Let DBS replace your emergency landline with cellular For decades, the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), commonly known as POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service), provided reliable voice communications for elevators,…
Everything you need to know to run a property with elevators If you manage commercial buildings, apartment communities, medical facilities, hotels, parking structures, or mixed-use properties, elevator safety is one…
Aging systems don't need a complete overhaul, just a better connection. Many commercial and residential properties throughout Southern California were built decades ago. Parking structures, apartment communities, condominium complexes, office…
Emergency Communications Done Right Property managers have a lot on their plate. Between tenant concerns, vendor coordination, budgeting, inspections, and regulatory compliance, it is easy for elevator emergency communication requirements…
Mobile Connect 2 for connection and compliance At Destra Business Services, we speak with property managers, building owners, and facilities directors across California every week. One theme has become increasingly…
We spend a lot of time talking with property managers, building owners, and compliance officers about one question: “Do we really need to replace our elevator phone service yet?” Today,…
