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TRX50 Emergency Reporting & Wide Area Mass Notification System

TRX50 Emergency Reporting & Wide Area Mass Notification System

SigCom's TRX50 system is a modular, scalable, and secure way to centrally monitor fire alarms and other systems in municipalities, military complexes, college campuses, and industrial complexes.

Each TRX50 system is customized to meet the needs of the community, the local responders, and the central dispatch operation. Options include support for combined hardwire (Telegraph) and radio box systems, the ability to manage and dispatch calls at multiple stations in the emergency center, and the ability to add integrated wide area mass notification to the platform.

At the heart of the TRX50 platform is SigCom's proven and versatile long-range radio communication technology, delivering significant advantages over alternative mesh radio systems — including far greater range, end-to-end secure communication, two-way command and control, and live voice capability over the radio network.

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SigCom Advantages Over Mesh Radio

NFPA 72 Chapter 27 Approved

Mesh radio systems do not meet the requirements of NFPA 72 Chapter 27 — the only national standard for municipal fire alarm applications. TRX50 is fully compliant.

Up to 25-Mile Range Per Radio

SigCom long-range radio delivers up to 25 miles per radio. Typical mesh radio range is only 2–5 miles, requiring many repeater radios to achieve comparable coverage.

End-to-End Secure Communication

No IT support needed. Mesh systems must convert all signals to internet data and require at least two separate internet connections for code compliance — TRX50 does not.

Two-Way Command & Control

SigCom radio technology enables the dispatch center to control virtually any device or system at any location at any time — for example, shutting down HVAC upon receiving a fire signal.

Live Voice Over Radio Network

A dispatcher can pick up a microphone at the TRX50 head end and deliver live messages to all or part of the population at any time — a capability mesh radio cannot match.

NFPA 72 Chapter 27 & Chapter 26 Approved

Other systems claim NFPA approval, but TRX50 is one of the few systems to meet the stringent compliance requirements of both NFPA 72 Chapter 27 — Public Emergency Alarm Reporting — and Chapter 26 — Supervising Station Alarm Systems.

SigCom TRX50 also supports existing municipal hardwire telegraph networks, making it the safest and most cost-effective way to transition any municipal fire alarm system to a modern radio network.

Key Features

  • Modular, scalable, and secure central monitoring platform
  • Long-range radio — up to 25 miles per radio
  • NFPA 72 Chapter 27 & Chapter 26 compliant
  • Two-way command and control over radio network
  • Live voice communication via dispatcher microphone
  • End-to-end secure radio — no IT infrastructure required
  • Supports combined hardwire (Telegraph) and radio box systems
  • Multi-station dispatch management in emergency center
  • Integrated wide area mass notification option
  • Supports transition from telegraph to modern radio network
  • Customized to community, responders, and dispatch needs
  • Integrates with SigCom MNS-100EXP and DTX platforms

Typical Applications

Municipal Fire Alarm ReportingMilitary ComplexesCollege & University CampusesIndustrial ComplexesWide Area Mass NotificationCentral Dispatch OperationsTelegraph Network TransitionGovernment & Public Safety

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