Fire station alerting installation.
Deployment into live stations without taking the house out of service.
Working stations stay working
Phased cutover
Legacy alerting stays live until the new system is proven in the same building.
Scheduled around calls
Work planned around shift changes and run volume.
Commissioned and documented
Every device tested, logged and handed over with an as-built record.
How an installation runs
Four stages, agreed with you before work starts.
01Survey and schedule
We walk the station and build the schedule around your shifts and run volume.
02Install beside the old system
New equipment goes in while legacy alerting stays live.
03Test and cut over
Cutover is phased over several visits, once the new system is proven in the building.
04Commission and hand over
Every device is tested and logged, and you get an as-built record.
Related services and systems
Installation sits between design and support. These pages cover both sides.
Station design
Zoning and device placement, worked out before the install.
Explore →Engineering documentation
Network and security documents for your IT team.
Explore →Customer service
Support from people who have your configuration on file.
Explore →Station Zero
See a finished installation running before yours starts.
Explore →Plan your installation.
Tell us your station count and your timeline. Westnet will build the schedule around your shifts.
Plan an Installation →