Where should I mount the Alert Station?
Placement depends on your deployment type.
Aquatics deployments: Mount the Alert Station at least 5 feet high on a wall in a central, visible location near the pool — like a main corridor or aquatics office — where its audible alarm and strobe lights are clearly visible to staff. It needs to be within direct LoRa signal range of your Rafts.
Card deployments: Mount the Alert Station centrally — typically near a front office, main hallway, or staff hub — within range of at least one Repeater. Its audible alarm and strobe serve as facility-wide alert indicators, so position it where the most staff will see and hear it.
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How much power does the Alert Station require?
The Alert Station requires an Ethernet connection supplying 30 Watts of Power over Ethernet (PoE). Standard Ethernet without PoE will not power the device.
What are the network requirements for the Alert Station?
Share the following with your IT team before installation or if you need to troubleshoot your Alert Station: Port 443 must be open via TLS 1.2 The Alert Station should have a DHCP reservation for a consistent local IP address Whitelist three domains: ...
What do the lights on my Alert Station mean?
Alert Station LED colors during emergencies are fully customizable per organization via app.punchrescue.com. The colors you see depend on how your system is configured. To review your current color assignments, go to Settings > Configure > Notify ...
How do Repeaters and Alert Stations work together?
Together, your Repeaters and Alert Stations form a mesh network that ensures alerts are never missed. Repeaters are distributed throughout your facility and do three things: Extend LoRa signal coverage Provide room-level location tracking by scanning ...
What is the difference between Test Mode and a Test Alert?
These are two different testing tools within the Dashboard, each with different scopes. Test Alert: Accessed from the gear icon on any individual Alert Station. Activates that device's audible alarm and strobes locally as if a real emergency were ...