AST Digital Magazine September 2017 AST Digital Magazine September 2017 | Page 17

Volume 16
Military bases, civil defense sites, refineries,
communities, and campuses worldwide employ
our early warning systems to maintain safety and
efficiency of operations.
September 2017 Edition
FEMA Integrated Public Alert and Warning
System (IPAWS) Program member
Notable clients include the World Trade Center,
the City of San Francisco, and the New Jersey
State Police.
ATI’s software has been officially recognized as
part FEMA’s IPAWS system, whose mission is
to provide integrated services and capabilities to
local, state, and federal authorities that enable
them to alert and warn their respective communi-
ties via multiple communications methods.
(See the ATI Systems San Francisco Outdoor Public Warn-
ing System, courtesy of Eye on the Bay, ATI Systems and
YouTube)
Most recently, ATI became the first manufacturer
to receive the Safety Act Designation from the
US Department of Homeland Security for mass
notification equipment, systems, and services as
a Qualified Anti-Terrorism Technology (QATT).
One client, Indian Point Energy Center, features
the most sophisticated siren system currently in
operation. System Approach and Architecture
ATI continues to be a leader in the manufactur-
ing, research and development, engineering,
and implementation of Mass Notification Sys-
tems and Emergency Warning. Notification signals can be a combination of
tones, prerecorded voice instruction, or live pub-
lic address.
The primary purpose of an ATI system is to de-
liver notification signaling to a target audience.
ATI is ISO-9001 certified, demonstrating
our commitment to quality.
ATI products include solutions that are UL ap-
proved and UFC and NFPA compliant.
ATI’s High Powered Speaker Stations meet the
toughest specifications for environmental test-
ing including Temperature-Humidity, Radiated
Emissions, Radiated Susceptibility, Power Line
Surge, Power Cable Susceptibility, Solar Radia-
tion-Temperature Cycle and Salt Fog Test.
The Central Control Station (CCS)
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