Paging Solutions
Reliable critical communications for businesses
& public service providers
Even in the era of mobile internet, we can't always be reached by phone. But paging just works.
We've all experienced losing mobile signal in the countryside, and even in the city. Where reception isn't absent altogether, sometimes the network is so congested that nothing works. And that doesn't take into account quick-draining batteries and fragility. It's all too easy to drop your phone and smash the screen.
These may be inconveniences for some, but for doctors, firefighters, lifeboat crews and other critical workers in the public sector and private industry, being out of contact simply isn't an option.
The most reliable communications technology
Paging is a rugged, reliable technology, operating independently of telephone and internet networks, which can continue to work under any circumstances. The other advantage is that, in an age of information overload, as a separate device intended only for key communications you can be sure staff will always pick up their pagers straight away the moment the bleep sounds.
Multitone were pioneers in paging, inventing the world's first closed loop paging system at St. Thomas’ Hospital (UK) in 1956. Things have changed a lot since then, but paging remains a key part of our offering, especially for emergency services - we supply pagers (also known as bleepers or alerters) and paging infrastructure to the majority of UK and Irish Fire & Rescue services, numerous NHS hospitals, and the RNLI.
Paging is just one of a myriad of communications solutions Multitone offer, all of which can complement each other for a comprehensive comms system for your organisation, covering each and every need.
To find out more information about paging, download the Multitone Paging Solutions Brochure. To learn more about fire & rescue alerting, visit our emergency services page.
Paging systems are ideal for:
- Fire & rescue services
- NHS doctors
- Mountain rescue teams
- Lifeboat crews
- Infrastructure providers
- Site maintenance teams
- On-call workers
- Government agencies
- Security & national defence
Even in the era of mobile internet, we can't always be reached by phone. But paging just works.
We've all experienced losing mobile signal in the countryside, and even in the city. Where reception isn't absent altogether, sometimes the network is so congested that nothing works. And that doesn't take into account quick-draining batteries and fragility. It's all too easy to drop your phone and smash the screen.
These may be inconveniences for some, but for doctors, firefighters, lifeboat crews and other critical workers in the public sector and private industry, being out of contact simply isn't an option.
The most reliable communications technology
Paging is a rugged, reliable technology, operating independently of telephone and internet networks, which can continue to work under any circumstances. The other advantage is that, in an age of information overload, as a separate device intended only for key communications you can be sure staff will always pick up their pagers straight away the moment the bleep sounds.
Multitone were pioneers in paging, inventing the world's first closed loop paging system at St. Thomas’ Hospital (UK) in 1956. Things have changed a lot since then, but paging remains a key part of our offering, especially for emergency services - we supply pagers (also known as bleepers or alerters) and paging infrastructure to the majority of UK and Irish Fire & Rescue services, numerous NHS hospitals, and the RNLI.
Paging is just one of a myriad of communications solutions Multitone offer, all of which can complement each other for a comprehensive comms system for your organisation, covering each and every need.
To find out more information about paging, download the Multitone Paging Solutions Brochure. To learn more about fire & rescue alerting, visit our emergency services page.
Paging systems are ideal for:
- Fire & rescue services
- NHS doctors
- Mountain rescue teams
- Lifeboat crews
- Infrastructure providers
- Site maintenance teams
- On-call workers
- Government agencies
- Security & national defence
Even in the era of mobile internet, we can't always be reached by phone. But paging just works.
We've all experienced losing mobile signal in the countryside, and even in the city. Where reception isn't absent altogether, sometimes the network is so congested that nothing works. And that doesn't take into account quick-draining batteries and fragility. It's all too easy to drop your phone and smash the screen.
These may be inconveniences for some, but for doctors, firefighters, lifeboat crews and other critical workers in the public sector and private industry, being out of contact simply isn't an option.
Paging systems are ideal for:
- Fire & rescue services
- NHS doctors
- Mountain rescue teams
- Lifeboat crews
- Infrastructure providers
- Site maintenance teams
- On-call workers
- Government agencies
- Security & national defence
The most reliable communications technology
Paging is a rugged, reliable technology, operating independently of telephone and internet networks, which can continue to work under any circumstances. The other advantage is that, in an age of information overload, as a separate device intended only for key communications you can be sure staff will always pick up their pagers straight away the moment the bleep sounds.
Multitone were pioneers in paging, inventing the world's first closed loop paging system at St. Thomas’ Hospital (UK) in 1956. Things have changed a lot since then, but paging remains a key part of our offering, especially for emergency services - we supply pagers (also known as bleepers or alerters) and paging infrastructure to the majority of UK and Irish Fire & Rescue services, numerous NHS hospitals, and the RNLI.
Paging is just one of a myriad of communications solutions Multitone offer, all of which can complement each other for a comprehensive comms system for your organisation, covering each and every need.
To find out more information about paging, download the Multitone Paging Solutions Brochure. To learn more about fire & rescue alerting, visit our emergency services page.
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