Fire call information displayed on a screen inside a fire station

Municipal emergency services

Critical information, visible before departure.

Present calls, instructions and useful data across strategically placed fire-station screens to help teams prepare quickly.

Benefits at a glance

Designed to keep things simple.

Real-time distribution

Quickly present received information across screens.

Structured reading

Highlight the location, nature and useful call details.

Multichannel alerts

Complement screen displays with configured notifications.

Targeted zones

Send content to the appropriate screens and locations.

Designed around fire-station operations

Clear operational information where teams can see it.

Numerik.tv complements operational systems by presenting authorized information across the screens, devices and zones selected by the emergency service.

Emergency call information displayed in a fire-station common area

911 call information

Quickly display the essential elements of an incident.

Information from a configured source can be received and presented in a structured format across several fire-station screens. Responders gain a visible overview before departure.

  • Call nature, location and authorized details
  • Simultaneous display on selected screens
  • Presentation designed for fast reading
Firefighter reviewing incident information and a location view on mobile

Mobility and visualization

Extend information beyond the wall-mounted screen.

Depending on configuration, alerts can be complemented on mobile devices or by email. A map or site image can also help teams anticipate access and the surrounding environment.

  • Review on phone or tablet
  • Urgent notifications through configured channels
  • Map-based preview of the incident location
Water-rescue team reviewing conditions on a tablet

Specialized data

Make operational conditions visible.

Specialized content can present information relevant to department operations, including weather, wind, water levels, navigation conditions and other validated data useful for preparation.

  • Weather conditions and wind
  • Water levels and related risks
  • Dashboards suited to incident type
Screen wall showing communications and operational conditions in a fire station

Operational communication

One network for emergencies and daily station communication.

Between incidents, screens can display bulletins, instructions, training, procedural reminders and contextual information for station teams.

  • Internal messages and operational instructions
  • Training, prevention and shift information
  • Content adapted to time or conditions
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Use cases

Communications designed for real-world needs.

  • Call information and authorized details
  • Pre-departure instructions
  • Urgent and temporary alerts
  • Weather, wind and navigation conditions
  • Water levels and flood risks
  • Shift information and internal communication
  • Training and procedural reminders
  • Messages targeted by station zone

Organizations trust Numerik.tv

  • Fppm
  • Sutton
  • Gmq
  • Ashton
  • Desgagnes

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What does Numerik.tv do in a fire station?

The platform presents operational information, alerts, instructions and internal communications from configured sources across strategically placed screens.

How is call information displayed?

When an authorized integration is in place, received information can be structured and quickly distributed to selected fire-station screens.

Can a map or incident-location view be displayed?

Yes. Depending on the project and available data services, a map or site visualization can complement the information presented to responders.

Can alerts be sent to mobile devices and by email?

Yes. A multichannel strategy can complement screen displays through mobile devices or email, according to configuration and authorized users.

Can an urgent message trigger an audible alert?

Yes. An audible signal can be included in selected scenarios to draw attention when a priority message is displayed.

Where should screens be installed in a fire station?

Common locations include the apparatus bay, briefing room, common area, staff entrance, equipment zones and major circulation areas.

What specialized information can be displayed?

Depending on requirements, screens can present weather conditions, wind, water levels, flood risks and other validated operational data.

Can layouts reflect our procedures?

Yes. Templates, visual hierarchy and displayed information can be adapted to department procedures, authorizations and operational requirements.

Make operational information immediately visible.

Tell us about your data sources, screens and procedures so we can tailor a demonstration to your fire station.

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