Connected security
Saving seconds.
Protecting people.
Personal alerts. Connected alarm systems.
A clear view for the people responding.
Connect your staff, buildings, and existing security equipment through one coordinated response platform.
Technology ecosystem
Bring your systems together.
From the panel on the wall to the tools your team uses every day. Plan the connections between security, monitoring, and communication.
- Workplace technology
- Security operations
- Alarm systems
- Email & communication
Gmail - Professional monitoring
- Alarm systems
- Connected security
- Mass notification
- Alarm systems
Command / Security operations
Know where.
Know what happens next.
Bring an alert, its available location, and the response team into the same view. Command gives authorized operators a place to assess the incident and coordinate the next step.
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Command brings device health, facility maps, incoming alerts, operator acknowledgement, and activity history into one workspace.
- 01
Receive the alert
A wearable, fixed button, or connected panel sends an event.
- 02
Establish the location
Review the available room, building, or outdoor position.
- 03
Coordinate people
Acknowledge the request and follow the agreed response plan.
Use AI to help surface relevant information. Your people assess the situation and direct the response.
Security & trust ↗Legacy upgrades / LoRa connectivity
Keep the infrastructure.
Upgrade the connection.
Your existing wiring, detectors, and panel represent years of investment. Assess what can stay in service, then connect supported events to your wider safety network.
DSC, Honeywell, and Napco systems assessed by model, interface, and required signals.
Explore panel upgrades
Panel signals · LoRa gateways · Personal alerts · Location context · Supported integrations
Build your project brief ↗Equipment / Deployment packages
Protection starts
with the right equipment.
Choose a deployment around your site and the people using it. Review the hardware, connectivity requirements, and installation details before rollout.
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Indoor Safety
Wearable and fixed alerts, indoor location references, and the infrastructure that connects them to your response team.
Solar & Outdoor Safety
GPS-enabled Staff Badges and solar-powered radio reception for parts of the property where utility power is unavailable.
Mobile Safety
Pair the Staff Badge with the mobile app on a phone to send mobile alerts with the phone’s GPS location.
First-Responder Mobile Response
A protected in-vehicle gateway and site hub receive nearby Staff Badge alerts and connect the vehicle system to the configured response workflow.
For people working beyond the building.
Connect mobile help requests and available phone location to your response team. Paired badge operation requires Bluetooth reach and phone connectivity.
Explore mobile safety ↗Your environment
Security for the places
people depend on.
Look after the people
who care for others.
Connect discreet staff activation, available room and unit context, clinical and security response, team communication, device readiness, and accountable incident review across the care environment.
Explore Healthcare
A connected campus.
A clearer path to help.
Connect staff alerts, visitor management, attendance, digital hall passes, dismissal and reunification, school messaging, and emergency preparedness across your campus.
Explore Education
A warm welcome.
A connected workforce.
Connect lone-worker assistance, property-team coordination, privacy-aware incident review, and device readiness across guest floors, service areas, and multiple properties.
Explore Hospitality
Every showing.
A connection to your team.
Give agents a discreet way to request assistance, connecting their identity, available phone GPS, property context, acknowledgement, and response status through Wired4Safety Mobile and Command.
Explore Real Estate
The people behind Wired4Safety
Engineering, security,
and responsibility.
Our core engineering team and network security R&D department work alongside leadership with experience in health and security.
Plan your deployment
Let’s look at your site.
Bring your panel model, floor plans, and response requirements.