Protect People · Emergency Communications
JMG SECURITY SYSTEMS connects intercoms, two-way radios, paging, and help points into one coordinated system, so the right message reaches the right people, instantly.
The problem · Announcements that miss most rooms
What JMG installs · Intercoms, radios, paging and help points as one system
Detection tells you something is wrong. Communication is what actually gets people to safety.
Staff can’t reach help fastA phone call wastes critical seconds.
Radios don’t cross buildingsIncompatible systems go silent when it matters most.
Announcements miss most roomsOne PA zone leaves the rest uninformed.
Responders arrive without a planRadios, intercoms, and access info aren’t shared until responders arrive.
Staff can’t reach help fastWe integrate help points and intercoms for instant, one-touch access to assistance.
Radios don’t cross buildingsJMG SECURITY SYSTEMS links radio systems across departments and buildings into one unified channel.
Announcements miss most roomsWe design paging systems that reach every zone, not just one room.
Responders arrive without a planWe help document a crisis plan responders can use on arrival.
Signal loss in modern buildings: Low-E glass and dense materials block signals before they reach interior spaces.
Meeting fire & safety codes: Weak indoor coverage can fall short of IFC 510, NFPA 72, and NFPA 1221.
ERCES: Boosts indoor signal so responders stay connected during emergencies.
Distributed antenna systems: Spreads signal evenly across every floor, closing coverage gaps.
Bi-directional amplifiers: Captures outdoor signal and amplifies it indoors where walls weaken it.
AOR & elevator communications: Keeps occupants and responders connected throughout an emergency.
The exact process depends on the trigger method, facility layout, staff training, and response protocol.
A help point, radio call, or panic activation starts the event.
The system determines which zone, department, or contact group needs to hear it.
Staff, security, or monitoring personnel receive the message across configured devices.
Radio, intercom, and dispatch channels stay connected as the situation develops.
The communication activity is documented for after-action review.
WEA sends generic tornado alerts to phones, but doesn’t tell occupants where to shelter or what to do on-site. JMGCONNEX closes that gap with real-time, facility-specific alerts tied to your security systems.
A street address alone doesn’t tell 911 dispatchers which building, floor, or zone to respond to. JMG links emergency alerts to your access control and monitoring systems, so every call carries the exact location.
Multiple buildings requiring interoperable radio and paging coverage.
High-noise environments needing visual and audio alerting together.
Department-to-department coordination and code-response communication.
Large open floor plans with limited natural sound coverage.
Interoperable communication with local public safety agencies.
Already have intercoms or paging? We’ll check compatibility before recommending replacement.
JMG builds communication systems engineered to hold a signal throughout the facility, keeping responders linked and buildings compliant with fire and safety codes.
Yes. The communication activity is logged for after-action review.
Our service technicians provide timely maintenance and repair, and the System Support Agreement offers one low cost solution to maintain all your security system components.
Confirm whether your emergency message actually reaches every person on your property, or just the ones standing near a speaker.
Check My Communications Coverage → Free walkthrough · Written plan · No obligation