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Are you checking your critical
life safety devices manually?
Did you know there is a creature hiding in your wiring closet that may be costing you millions of dollars each year? It’s all those old copper phone wires that support your life safety devices like elevator phones, fire alarm panels and building entry systems. Those legacy lines are being decommissioned, resulting in skyrocketing phone bills and declining quality of service.
Get this whitepaper to slay the copper monster, save money and learn more about copper line replacement solutions like the award-winning Ooma AirDial®
Why leading organizations choose Ooma AirDial.
Tremendous Value
Keep using your existing communications, life safety and alarm systems while saving significant money on monthly phone bills.
All-inclusive Solution
Reduce complexity and resolve all POTS telephone challenges with one provider – hardware, data, and phone service for one monthly rate.
Life-safety Compliant
Built with the applicable guidelines of UL, NFPA 72, ASME A17.1B, California Fire Marshal and New York City Fire Department in mind.
Increased Visibility
Manage all locations and devices using Remote Device Management, our intuitive web portal. Get SMS and email alerts when specific numbers are dialed, should outages occur or when the backup battery needs charging.
Easy to Install and Deploy
Attach Ooma AirDial to any wall or place on any flat surface. Configure easily to provide LTE failover for mission critical VoIP lines.
Stay Connected
MultiPath technology routes all traffic over both LTE and wired ethernet networks simultaneously, so no calls are dropped. Battery backup keeps devices running during power failures.
Wireless Carrier Certification
Ooma AirDial is certified with T-Mobile, AT&T, UScellular, Verizon and PTCRB, and works with a wide range of carriers.
Secure Network
Our MFVN-compliant network ensures traffic never traverses the public Internet and has been recognized by the California Fire Marshall Building Materials Listing Program.
