Comprehensive Life Safety Expertise
With decades of experience in electrical and technology integration, Zenith designs, installs, and maintains life safety systems tailored to the unique requirements of every facility.
Key Life Safety Systems We Offer
- Area of Rescue/Refuge Systems: Two-way communication between designated safe zones and emergency responders, ensuring ADA compliance and adherence to local safety codes.
- Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS): Reliable in-building coverage so first responders and 911 networks function without interruption — critical even in challenging signal environments.
- Fire Alarm Systems: Fast, precise detection and response to protect lives, property, and business continuity.
- Emergency Communication Systems: Intercoms, mass notification systems, and call towers for immediate, clear communication in any emergency.
Why Partner with Zenith for Life Safety Systems
Zenith Systems pairs technical expertise with a commitment to reliability, delivering life safety systems you can count on when it matters most.
What We Do…
- Proven Expertise: Design and install Area of Rescue/Refuge systems.
- Reliable Solutions: Integrate Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS).
- Emergency Readiness: Install fire alarm and emergency notification systems.
- Continuous Support: Provide ongoing maintenance and system monitoring.
What You Get…
- Customized Services: Tailored solutions that ensure safe evacuation routes and direct communication with emergency responders.
- Reliable Connectivity: Uninterrupted 911 and first responder communications, even in low-signal areas.
- Quick Response: Early detection and rapid response to protect lives, property, and operations.
- Operational Readiness: Continuous performance and readiness, so your systems work flawlessly when needed most.
Featured Projects
Marymount Hospital Infrastructure
The objective for this project was to construct a new electrical powerhouse as an addition to the existing hospital.
Marymount Hospital Surgical Facility
Highlights of this project include a new 3-story Surgery Center addition, along with 30,000 square feet of renovation to the surgical support area of the existing hospital, which was to be constructed in 4 phases.