Easy Scalable Integration, News
The case for unification: one place to control every campus safety system you already own.
At home, one universal remote brings all your devices together. 911 HALO does the same for campus security. Everything. One place.
You already have the systems. 911 HALO is the remote that runs them all.
A universal remote doesn’t replace your TV, soundbar, or cable box — it just gives you one button that controls all of them. Without it, you’re juggling four remotes. With it, everything works together seamlessly.
That’s exactly the gap most school campuses are standing in today. The cameras can already see. The doors can already lock. The PA can already speak to every hallway. The phones are already in every pocket. None of that changes. What’s usually missing is the remote — the single point of control that lets all of it respond together, the instant it matters.
“911 HALO is the universal remote. One tap connects the cameras, doors, PA, and phones you already own into a single, instant response.”
You Already Own the Systems
Think of each one as a button that’s already wired in — 911 HALO is what programs them to work together.
- Cameras — Already watching every hallway and entrance.
- Access Control — Already locking and unlocking every door.
- PA System — Already reaching every classroom and field.
- Mobile Devices — Already in every pocket, with no app and no password.
Same Systems. One Button. Total Control.
Without 911 HALO: minutes. Each system takes its own call — someone has to notice, call, describe the location, and wait.
With 911 HALO: seconds. One call anywhere on campus shares caller ID, exact location, live camera feeds, and door access instantly.
Why Unification Is the Multiplier
- The Missing Link. Connects the cameras, doors, PA, and phones you’ve already invested in — it doesn’t replace them, it makes them work for you.
- Beyond the Building. Fields, parking lots, and grounds are covered too — not just what’s inside four walls.
- Responders Arrive Informed. Secure mobile access to doors, live camera feeds, and floor plans — before they step inside.
- Every Scenario Covered. Built for the full safety plan — active threats, fire, severe weather, medical emergencies, drills.
- Affordable. After implementation your system is licensed with an annual fee at the lowest price for purchase on your AEPA contract.
Ready to put it all on one remote?
See how 911 HALO connects the systems your school already has into a single point of control — measured in seconds, not minutes.
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The graphic above is a marketing illustration and does not accurately reflect the actual web-based application.
Easy Scalable Integration, News
The case for unification: why the safety tools your campus already owns need a way to talk to each other.
A body doesn’t react to danger through its eyes, its hands, or its voice alone. It reacts because a nervous system connects all of them into one instant response. Your campus safety systems work the same way.
You already have the senses. 911 HALO unifies them to act as one.
Eyes that see a threat. Hands that could lock a door. A voice that could call for help. Without a nervous system unifying them, each one reacts on its own, a beat too late, and out of sync with the others. Connect them, and the exact same reflexes turn into a single instant response.
That’s exactly the gap most school campuses are standing in today. The cameras can already see. The doors can already lock. The PA can already speak to every hallway. The phones are already in every pocket. None of that changes. What’s usually missing is the nervous system, the signal that lets all of it react as one, the instant it matters.
“911 HALO is the nervous system, connecting the cameras, doors, PA, and phones you already own into one instant reaction.”
You Already Have the Senses
- Cameras — Already watching every hallway and entrance.
- Access Control — Already locking and unlocking every door.
- PA System — Already reaching every classroom and field.
- Mobile Devices — Already in every staff member’s pocket, with no app to install and no password to remember.
Same Senses. Different Reflex.
Without the nervous system: minutes. Each system senses on its own. Someone has to notice, call, describe the location, and wait for someone else to act on it.
With 911 HALO: seconds. A 911 call anywhere on campus instantly shares caller ID, precise location, live camera feeds, and door access with responders.
Why Unification Is the Multiplier
- The Missing Link. 911 HALO connects the cameras, doors, PA, and phones you’ve already invested in. It doesn’t replace them.
- Coverage Beyond the Building. Fields, parking lots, and grounds are covered too, not just what’s inside four walls.
- First Responders Arrive Already Informed. Secure mobile access to doors, live camera feeds, and floor plans, before they even step inside.
- One System, Every Scenario. Built for the full safety plan: active threats, fire, severe weather, medical emergencies, and drills.
- Affordable. After implementation, your system is licensed with an annual fee at the lowest price for purchase on your AEPA contract.
Ready to give your campus its nervous system?
See how 911 HALO connects the senses your school already has into a single, instant reaction, measured in seconds, not minutes.
Schedule a Demo
News
Thank you to everyone who joined SAS HALO for our national AEPA webinar, “Every Second Counts: How Schools Are Cutting Emergency Response Time from Minutes to Seconds.” If you couldn’t make it live, or want to watch it again, the full recording is now available.
What we covered
911 HALO connects the safety technology schools already own, cameras, access control, PA systems, and mobile devices, into a single, unified emergency response platform. Attendees saw a live demonstration of how a 911 call from anywhere on campus, including fields, parking lots, and grounds, instantly alerts staff with the caller’s identity and precise location.
Highlights:
- Cutting emergency response time from minutes to seconds
- Campus-wide 911 call awareness, not just inside the building
- Real-time caller identification and precise location
- Two-way communication with 911 dispatch and first responders
- Secure mobile access for first responders to doors, live camera feeds, floor plans, and PA, before they even enter the building
- Stronger coordination among school staff, dispatch, law enforcement, fire, and EMS
Your questions, answered
What does it cost? Integration with your existing applications, including PBX/phone systems, mobile, access control, cameras, and public address, is $12K, with an annual license cost of $8K.
Is there a minimum commitment? Yes, 36 months, extendable to 60 months at the same annual license cost after implementation.
Any cost to first responders? No. The web-based application is made available to them only during an active emergency.
Beyond active threats? Yes. We implement your deployment to meet any emergency in your school safety plan, including fire, severe weather, medical emergencies, evacuations, and drills.
Watch the Full Recording →
Have a question we didn’t cover, or want to see 911 HALO in action at your district? Schedule a demo.
