Structured Cabling Design for Hotels

Structured Cabling Design for Hotels

Structured cabling design for hotels starts with the systems the property needs to operate: guest Wi-Fi, phones, television, cameras, access control and back-of-house applications. The goal is a documented route from each device to the appropriate equipment room, with...
Public Safety DAS Requirements for Hotels

Public Safety DAS Requirements for Hotels

Public Safety DAS Code Requirements In emergency situations, such as natural disasters, fires and medical emergencies, first responders rely heavily on emergency radio systems to effectively respond.  Public Safety DAS (Distributed Antenna System) is a public safety...
What to Look for in a Hotel Panic Button System

What to Look for in a Hotel Panic Button System

What Should Hotels Look for in an Employee Safety Platform? What is a Panic Button Device? Hotel employees often work alone and work late hours and need a reliable employee safety device that has the ability to summon help during life threatening emergencies. ...
In-Room Entertainment Solutions

In-Room Entertainment Solutions

In-Room Entertainment: What Do Guests Want? What Guests Want from In-Room Entertainment Guests’ expectations of their hotel experience have changed, and they now want a similar in-room entertainment experience from hotels as they have at home.  Guests have...
Mitel MiVoice Business: AG4124 vs AG4172 for Hotels

Mitel MiVoice Business: AG4124 vs AG4172 for Hotels

Quick answer: Mitel MiVoice Business can connect retained analog hotel room phones through documented AG4124 or AG4172 gateway configurations. The AG4124 provides 24 analog ports; the AG4172 provides 72. That is a connection-capacity difference, not a promise of 24...
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