E911
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What is E911?
E911 (Enhanced 911) is a system that automatically associates a physical address with the caller's phone number, routing emergency calls to the appropriate Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP). This allows emergency responders to quickly locate the caller, even if the caller is unable to speak or doesn't know their location. It is commonly used to dispatch police, fire, and ambulance services during emergencies initiated through a 911 call.
What other technologies are related to E911?
E911 Competitor Technologies
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E911 Complementary Technologies
transmission measuring sets
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These are used to ensure the quality and reliability of the communication channels used for E911, ensuring that calls can be placed correctly. E911 systems need to operate and must have signal integrity.
HST 3000
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A communication test set used for testing and verifying telecommunications networks, which are fundamental for E911 services.
911
911 is a component of the broader E911 system.
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Which job functions commonly mention E911?
Telecom Engineer
0.5% of all Telecom Engineer jobs mention E911
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Telecommunications Engineer
0.3% of all Telecommunications Engineer jobs mention E911
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Communications
92 Communications jobs mention E911
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Call Center
25 Call Center jobs mention E911
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Network Engineer
27 Network Engineer jobs mention E911
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