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A LC-210 transmitter, carried by each staff member, can be as valuable inside an institution as a service
revolver or baton is outside. It is a weapon against helplessness that can never be used against the
staff. The rugged LC-210 provides continuous, multi-directional signaling. Should a situation arise
wherein an officer is unable to activate his transmitter, having been overcome, unconscious, or "pinned
down," the LC-210’s "man-down" feature will automatically signal for help. The LC-210 has been designed to
mount securely on a standard uniform duty belt and, when worn properly, it will also activate upon forced
removal. |
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The LC-210 should never be hidden. Because of its deterrent value, its visual presence can be its greatest
asset. |
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SCS receivers are located through the facility to ensure proper coverage. Sometimes total coverage is
required. Often partial coverage in highly vulnerable areas is adequate. All receivers, when installed in
correctional facilities, have a steel mesh guard to protect them from vandalism. |
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The display panel is custom designed to show the exact area or "zone" of the emergency. This zoning
ensures that the responding personnel know the exact location of the emergency. |
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Sophisticated but simple to operate test features are provided. Additionally all lines are supervised. A
cut or shorted wire will give an immediate "fault" signal at the central control point. |
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