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Communication systems, namely, emergency, information, area of rescue, and elevator telephones, and master and substation intercoms; Freestanding tower for mounting an emergency telephone to be incorporated therein; Emergency broadcast system, namely, a telephone for reporting to a central station and an audio speaker for broadcasting a tone, message or announcement from the central station; Recorded software for verifying the integrity and recording the use of emergency and information phones; Recorded software for operating an emergency mass notification system; Communication devices and systems, namely, communication devices consisting of flush and surface mounted call boxes with a speaker and microphone for reporting and communicating voice communication, namely, phones, emergency phones, master control stations, and telecommunication base stations installed in elevators, elevator lobbies, stairwells, pool areas, schools, commercial buildings and apartments; Communication devices, namely, telephones capable of calling one or multiple designated control points within a building; Communication systems, namely, electrical annunciator panels, in-room emergency pull strings, bedside emergency pull cords, in-room reporting electronic devices for the purposes of use by residents or patients to contact staff in healthcare settings, and for public safety, emergency response, and personal protection and guidance to safety in the case of emergency or entrapment and check-in telecommunication switches; Duty station and hallway notification systems comprised of visual annunciation devices being electrical annunciator panels above and near room entryways installed within nursing homes, assisted living, retirement communities, hospitals, and general healthcare settings used by residents or patients to contact staff; Duty station and hallway notification systems comprised of visual annunciation devices being electrical annunciator panels above and near room entryways installed within nursing homes, assisted living, retirement communities, hospitals and general healthcare settings for use in contacting a main communication station; Audio communication systems comprised of various communication technologies options, namely, digital, analog, voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), cellular, wireless local area networking devices in the nature of distributed antenna units, emergency call and telecommunication stations, associated telecommunication connection and routing interfaces, and power supplies, powered via 480vac, 277vac, 120vac, 24dc, 12dc, and solar; Recorded phone line monitoring computer software and hardware that continuously tests reliability of communication devices to a central control point base station and/or a valid outside phone line; VoIP line integrity monitoring hardware and recorded software for monitoring VoIP line integrity; Computerized monitoring hardware and recorded software able to integrate into third party fire department control panels to notify emergency personnel of a system malfunction; Internal and external emergency communication equipment that activates strobe lights, pinhole cameras and dome cameras for use in notifying third parties in the event of a malfunction

Software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software for viewing and monitoring communication systems in the nature of emergency, information, area of rescue, elevator telephone and audio-video communication devices, and master and substation intercoms; Software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software for communications and safety monitoring on industrial, commercial and residential premises; Software as a service (SaaS) services featuring software for monitoring the integrity of phone, VoIP, and other telecommunications systems and identifying and alerting to malfunctions and system issues; Providing temporary use of an online non-downloadable software platform featuring technology enabling users to remotely view and monitor premises and emergency systems, and view, monitor, program communications and safety systems in homes, offices and vehicles

Monitoring services, namely, safety monitoring of industrial, commercial and residential premises using emergency phone and telecommunications systems and distributed antenna units and sensors for the purposes of public safety, emergency response, and personal protection and guidance to safety in the case of emergency or entrapment; Monitoring services in the nature of surveillance services utilizing emergency, information, area of rescue, and elevator telephone and audio-video communication devices, and master and substation intercoms, for the purposes of public safety, emergency response, personal protection and guidance to safety in the case of emergency or entrapment, and monitoring the integrity of those systems; Monitoring services, namely, monitoring the integrity of phone, VoIP, and other telecommunications systems and identifying and alerting to malfunctions and system issues; Monitoring services featuring technology to remotely view and monitor premises, emergency systems, communications systems, and safety systems in homes, offices and vehicles