Supporting Disaster-Ready Schools Through Reliable Emergency Communication

Creating a Disaster-Ready School goes beyond disaster preparedness education. It also requires an emergency communication system capable of delivering information quickly, clearly, and effectively when every second matters. During an emergency, timely and understandable instructions play a critical role in supporting safe, orderly, and efficient evacuation.

As part of an integrated Early Warning System, public announcement, emergency broadcast, and voice evacuation systems help ensure that teachers, staff, and students receive emergency information simultaneously. When combined with disaster preparedness education and regular evacuation drills, these communication systems contribute to building a stronger culture of preparedness from an early age.

To support these needs, TOA Indonesia offers Z-FV2148W-AS Wall-Mount Voice Evacuation System, a reliable solution designed for emergency communication in educational facilities. Equipped with built-in emergency messages for earthquake and tsunami scenarios, 480 W output power, support for up to 10 zones, and connectivity for up to four RM-200M Remote Microphones, the system enables emergency announcements to be delivered quickly, clearly, and consistently throughout the school environment.

Through Ayo Siaga Bencana Bareng TOA! initiative, TOA Indonesia continues to support safer learning environments by integrating education, technology, and collaboration. Because effective disaster preparedness begins with effective communication—and the ability of every individual to understand and respond appropriately when an emergency occurs.

In Indonesia, TOA products are marketed by the exclusive agent PT TOA Galva Prima Karya. Customers can purchase them through TOA Indonesia’s authorized dealers or online via e-commerce platforms.

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