by Troy | May 8, 2025 | News
Where Is the Coaxial Cable Located? Unlocking Hidden Revenue in Your Hotel Rooms A recent buzz in the hospitality world has travelers scrambling to find coaxial cable outlets in hotel rooms. Why? Because guests—especially business travelers and tech-savvy tourists—are... by Troy | May 8, 2025 | News
Ethernet over coax carries network traffic over a building’s existing coaxial cable. For a hotel renovation, it can preserve useful room wiring while adding IP connectivity. New category cabling takes a different approach: install a dedicated structured cable... by Troy | May 8, 2025 | News
HDMI to coax for hotels is a signal-design question, not a search for a passive adapter. A hotel adding a shared welcome channel to its existing room-TV lineup needs a different system from a property sending one media player to a distant lobby display. Reusing coax... by Troy | May 8, 2025 | News
Panic Button GPS: The Hotel Safety Revolution You Can’t Ignore A Georgia high school made headlines recently when its panic button system saved lives during a tragic shooting. Teachers, equipped with ID badges featuring GPS-enabled panic buttons, alerted authorities... by Troy | May 8, 2025 | News
Panic Button in Vehicles: The Game-Changer for Driver Safety You Need to Know Imagine this: a taxi driver in a bustling city faces a heated altercation with a passenger late at night. In seconds, the situation escalates, leaving the driver feeling vulnerable. Now... by Troy | May 8, 2025 | News
Panic Button Keeps Going Off: Why Your Hotel’s Alarm Is Costing You Money Last week, a boutique hotel in Miami made headlines when its panic button system triggered a false alarm for the third time in a month, sending police rushing to the property. Guests were...
