See how campusesreplaced theirPOTS lines.
Elevator phones, blue light call stations and fire alarm lines still depend on copper on most campuses. Our free 16-page catalog shows how universities moved them to POTS Link without disrupting campus life.
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A practical look at campus POTS replacement, from the first inventory to cutover day.
Where copper still serves the campus
Elevator emergency phones, blue light call stations, fire alarm communicators, security systems and other analog equipment.
Four campus deployments
How the University of Pennsylvania, UT Austin, the University of Scranton and UT Chattanooga each approached their projects.
Life-safety compliance
What NFPA 72 and ASME A17.1 require of fire alarm and elevator lines, and how POTS Link meets them.
Monitoring with RCN Edge
How your team sees every line and device from one portal, backed by the 24/7 RCN NOC.
From inventory to cutover
The five-step process RCN uses to discover, engineer, coordinate, validate and manage a campus rollout.
Every campus has its own buildings, schedule and safety requirements. The catalog walks through four of them.
University of Pennsylvania
The requirement was not simply dial tone.
University of Texas at Austin
High density. Not high sprawl.
University of Scranton
The deadline set the pace.
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Campus safety at the table.
Plan your campus move off copper.
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