Safety, compliance, and reliability shouldn’t depend on aging copper infrastructure. As carriers retire traditional POTS networks, organizations must ensure that fire alarms, elevators, emergency phones, security systems, and other critical devices have a dependable communication path.
Many devices still rely on dial-tone signaling, but POTS lines alone no longer satisfy national fire, elevator, or data-security regulations. Modern standards require supervised, reliable, and secure communication paths.
NFPA 72 recognizes managed solutions as compliant replacements for legacy copper lines.
ASME A17.1 requires emergency phones to maintain reliable, two-way communication.
HIPAA and PCI standards require secure, encrypted communication pathways.
Copper landlines are being discontinued nationwide. Carriers are no longer required to repair or maintain copper routes, causing outages, rising monthly costs, and declining reliability. Life-safety systems cannot depend on unpredictable connectivity.
Fire alarms, elevator emergency phones, and security systems all require stable communication—something aging copper can no longer provide.
Under FCC Order 19-72A1, telecom providers may retire copper-based voice services entirely. Transitioning to a modern, managed solution is now essential—not optional.
PCE Connect offers a fully managed POTS replacement solution designed for mission-critical environments. We maintain compatibility with your existing devices while replacing the vulnerable copper communication path.
Automatic failover, multi-carrier support, and long-life backup deliver 99.9999% uptime.
Built to align with NFPA, ASME, HIPAA, PCI, and UL requirements.
Provides predictable pricing and eliminates the rising costs of copper POTS lines.
