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Networking

There are local or national networks that our alarm receivers work on. There are roughly three different networks in the Netherlands. Within our range we also have alarm receivers for a national Belgian network.

Overview of Networks

P2000
KPN National 3
ASTRID (Belgium)
Local systems

Type of receivers

Globally there are two different types of alarm receivers. One works on POCSAG and the other works on FLEX. Only P2000 in the Netherlands uses the FLEX protocol. All other networks use the POCSAG protocol.

Choose between the networks to get an overview of the available alarm receivers. Do you have your own network or do you want to use alarm receivers outside the Netherlands? Then do not hesitate to contact us.

P2000 (NL emergency services)

The network is set up to call in emergency personnel such as the fire brigade, ambulance, police, Red Cross and KNRM in the event of an incident or other situation where their presence is desired. Although the system is set up with a high degree of operational reliability, most users have procedures to prevent breakdowns or overloads of this [...] ...

ASTRID (BE emergency services)

The possibilities of Astrid (BE emergency services) products Astrid is the Belgian network for emergency services such as: the fire brigade, the police and ambulances. Urgent reports are sent to these emergency services via this network. An ASTRID receiver operates on the frequency 169.250. The Belgian emergency services send emergency reports about this network. A pager with the correct RIC code will receive this [...] ...

KPN National 3

Paging is a very reliable form of communication. Via the pager, a pocket-sized device, you can quickly inform and / or call several people at the same time in a discreet manner. Paging can be used without disturbing other equipment. That is why it is a good means of communication in hospitals and explosion-sensitive installations. It is user-friendly, requires little maintenance [...] ...

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