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The Monitoring Association, with panelists representing the Alarm Industry Communications Committee (AICC) and the Medical Alert Monitoring Association (MAMA), held this webinar to discuss how the 3G sunset will impact businesses, customers and integrators, along with what professionals can do to help.
As dealers are faced with upgrading large numbers of 2G customers, they must consider questions and complaints, future upgrades needed, and the ever-changing communications landscape when determining their approach.
The 2G communications sunset has already begun with reports of cellular carriers shutting down service of 2G towers (GSM and GPRS technology) in certain areas of the country. Many dealers have already been affected by these incidents — forcing them to upgrade customers as service is shut down.
With the countdown to the 2G Sunset started, Telguard, a division of Telular Corporation, released its TG-KIT, which is used to upgrade all 2G (GSM and GPRS) Telguard TG-7 series communicators to 3G/4G solutions without having to remove the existing enclosure, antenna or power supply
