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Keep students, staff and campus visitors connected with clear, scheduled announcements and instant emergency alerts. Deliver bell schedules, live pages and campus-wide alerts over your existing network.
Schools need announcements that are clear in classrooms, gyms, corridors and playgrounds alike. AKOM's School IP Paging Solution uses your existing IP network to carry live announcements and pre-recorded messages to any room or campus area without separate analog wiring. Discreet ceiling and wall-mounted IP speakers deliver crisp sound in classrooms and corridors, while robust horn speakers cover open grounds. Administrators can make instant live pages from the console phone, schedule automated bell tones and morning announcements through the paging software, or broadcast emergency alerts to selected buildings or the entire campus. Because everything runs over standard SIP/VoIP, the system works with the school's existing PBX and can be expanded classroom by classroom as the school grows.
Send announcements to a single area, a group of zones or the entire facility.
Make instant live pages from the console phone or software with one-to-one, one-to-zone and one-to-all modes.
Broadcast pre-recorded safety alerts and emergency instructions instantly with priority over routine paging.
Automate daily notices, tones, reminders and recurring messages with centralized scheduling.
Works with your existing IP PBX and SIP infrastructure, so phones and intercoms can trigger pages.
Monitor zones, manage permissions and control the entire system from one software dashboard.

Dedicated console for instant announcements from the admin office.
View ProductHigh-SPL speakers keep announcements audible over machine noise.
One-touch broadcasts reach every zone instantly during an incident.
Page departments independently or combine zones as needed.
Add speakers to new areas by connecting them to your network.