As schools, businesses, and public facilities across New Jersey continue to prioritize safety, a revolutionary new security solution is hitting the market. AScade has unveiled its state-of-the-art active shooter door barricade and alarm system, a product designed to provide a new level of protection without compromising on crucial safety and accessibility standards.
This isn’t a simple door lock or a flimsy device; the AScade system is a ballistic-resistant, comprehensive security measure that seamlessly integrates with existing building management systems (BMS). This integration is a game-changer, allowing for a unified and coordinated response to threats. When the system is activated, it not only fortifies the door against intruders but also triggers a real-time alarm that can notify first responders and building occupants simultaneously. This instant communication is vital, as every second counts during an emergency.
A key differentiator for AScade is its full compliance with a range of national safety and accessibility regulations. Many existing products on the market fall short, creating potential hazards by impeding egress or trapping individuals inside. AScade, however, is engineered to be fully compliant with OSHA, ADA, and national fire codes. This means the system can be deployed quickly and safely by all occupants, including those with disabilities, and it will not interfere with emergency exit routes. This commitment to compliance and safety addresses a critical gap in the security market, providing a solution that protects people without creating new risks.
The introduction of this technology is particularly relevant for New Jersey’s educational and commercial sectors. From schools and universities to corporate offices and government buildings, the demand for effective and compliant security solutions is more urgent than ever. The AScade system offers a robust, well-engineered, and reliable option that can restore a sense of security and confidence. It’s a clear example of how innovative solutions are being developed to help institutions better prepare for and respond to critical situations. To learn more about this product and other developments in the state, visit our home page.
