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Alerts deaf to alarm
October 1st 2010

DMS (Deaf Message Service) is a new fire safety product that informs deaf or hard of hearing people when the fire alarm sounds in a public place like a supermarket, shopping centre or library. It also helps service providers and employers comply with the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA).

When a deaf or hard of hearing person enters a building where DMS is installed, they will see clear signage asking them to text a location code to the DMS number.

In the event the fire alarm sounding, the DMS controller unit, will trigger a process that within seconds sends a text message to all people connected to that location.

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