06 October 2014 | Hoyles Electronic Developments Ltd

Chatterbox keeping babies safe!

When Chubb Fire and Security were approached by Birmingham Women’s Hospital to help them upgrade and tighten up access security on the new born baby wards Chubb turned to Hoyles Electronics Developments for a solution.

Being one step ahead Hoyles had just developed the TAM401 Chatterbox talking alarm which was ideal for the Hospitals requirements, so much so every exit will soon be fitted with a Chatterbox.

As multiple messages are a standard feature of the Chatterbox the hospital are now looking at a two tier security solution by adding a second message to the system.

John Reilly Senior Sales Executive of Chubb Fire said of the Chatterbox ‘fantastic, flexible product solution, easily installed by our engineers and has allowed us to cost effectively upgrade and expand an old system.’

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