Emergency Call Box
Emergency call boxes, historically prominent along major highways, have seen a decline in visibility due to widespread cell phone usage. Nonetheless, their importance remains, particularly in locations with high human traffic. This article will explore the various types of emergency call box systems and their optimal deployment areas. Beyond highways, these systems find utility in diverse settings such as parking lots, factories, parks, campgrounds, school campuses, tunnels, golf courses, waterfronts, bridges, sports facilities, corporate campuses, healthcare facilities, transit hubs, and military camps.
Four Types of Emergency Call Boxes
There are essentially four main types of emergency call box technology available; cellphone-based, wireless, wired CAT-5-based, and wired analog. Each one will be discussed below.
Cell Phone Callboxes

Wireless Call Boxes

IP (Internet Protocol) Callboxes

Wired Analog Callboxes
The simplest system uses analog telephone lines to call phones, or they may have 2-conductor wire between a master station and the callbox. These are usually not very advanced so they may not work well in loud areas.
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