PARKING LOTS FAQS
Parking Lots
Yes, Kings III emergency phones can be mounted to buildings or parking lot poles and are specifically designed for flexible installation.
For mounting Kings III emergency phones, a steel-reinforced concrete pier, approximately 18 inches in diameter and extending at least one foot below the frost line, is preferred. However, phones can also be mounted directly to light poles or most concrete parking lots without the need for additional foundation work.
Kings III parking lot phones typically come in red powder-coated steel, but a variety of color options and custom color combinations are available to meet specific aesthetic or visibility requirements. Talk to one of our experts to learn more.
Yes. Kings III offers advanced cellular-based emergency communication systems designed to replace traditional landlines. These systems provide reliable service and simplify compliance with evolving technology standards. For more details, visit the Skyline Cellular Solution page.
The appropriate emergency phone for a parking lot depends on specific requirements, such as installation location, visibility, and functionality. Various models are available to meet different needs. Explore options and find the best fit for your parking lot.
The Kings III emergency phones are equipped to connect directly to the Kings III Emergency Dispatch Center, or can be programmed to contact other designated responders based on customer needs. , or they can be programmed to call other designated responders as determined by our customers.
The number of phones required depends on factors such as the visibility of the area, the level of risk present, and accessibility needs. It’s important to assess these elements to determine the optimal coverage for your location’s specific requirements.
Yes, Kings III’s All-Inclusive Solution package offers Kings III equipment, code-compliant installation, lifetime maintenance with auto testing, and 24/7/365 emergency monitoring. This comprehensive package supports the continuous, reliable operation of your parking lot emergency phone, all while maintaining cost-effectiveness.
