See how schooldistricts replacedtheir POTS lines.
Elevator phones, fire alarm lines and emergency call stations in your schools still depend on copper. Our free 16-page catalog shows how districts moved them to POTS Link on a schedule that works for schools.
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A practical look at district POTS replacement, from the first inventory to cutover day.
Where copper still serves the district
Elevator emergency phones, fire alarm communicators, emergency call stations, security systems and other analog equipment.
Four district deployments
How Knox County Schools, Kansas City Kansas Public Schools, Wauwatosa School District and Prosper ISD handled 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 across every school 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 district rollout.
Every district has its own buildings, budget and schedule. The catalog walks through four of them.
Knox County Schools
Full equipment replacement on an urgent schedule.
Kansas City Kansas Public Schools
Across 50 sites, after a failed first approach.
Wauwatosa School District
Migrated ahead of a fixed copper shutdown.
Prosper ISD
A handful of issues, versus monthly problems before.
Plan your district's move off copper.
Get the catalog, or talk with a POTS specialist about your schools.