Kings III has acquired the diagnostics and intelligence technology behind Lift AI One, adding IoT sensing and analytics to its growing elevator portfolio. Together with LiftNet, it extends visibility beyond the controller across a broader range of equipment.
This APAHM, Kings III is recognizing Asian Pacific American leaders whose contributions have shaped the landscape of emergency response and communication. From community advocates to heroic first responders, their impact continues to influence how we protect and serve others. Explore the stories of eight influential individuals whose legacies still guide the industry today.
Kings III Emergency Communications has acquired LiftNet, a cloud-based elevator and escalator performance monitoring platform, uniting industry-leading emergency response with real-time visibility and analytics. The move strengthens Kings III's ability to serve building owners and property managers across North America, bringing smarter, more complete safety solutions to those managing multi-site elevator portfolios.
This Women’s History Month, Kings III is honoring the women who have paved the way in emergency response and dispatch. From breaking barriers in EMS to pioneering advancements in emergency communication, these trailblazers have helped shape the way lifesaving services operate today. See eight influential women whose contributions continue to impact the field and inspire future generations.
This Black History Month, Kings III is honoring Black men and women who served as pioneers in the fields of emergency dispatch and emergency response. See 7 influential trailblazers who broke barriers, advanced life-saving technologies, and shaped the way emergency services operate today.
Rising copper theft is putting emergency communication systems at risk, leading to potential service outages. Without a reliable backup, property managers may face compliance issues and safety concerns. Learn more about the threat and how a cellular solution can help protect your property.
Hotel emergency communication systems must meet strict safety and compliance standards, but are yours up to code? From elevator phones to pool and parking lot emergency call systems, we break down key requirements and how to ensure your property stays compliant.
Kings III Emergency Communications partners with Wurtec to enhance elevator video messaging systems, addressing new code requirements for two-way displays and video monitoring. The collaboration combines Kings III's emergency response expertise with Wurtec's industry solutions to provide streamlined, compliant elevator safety communications nationwide.
Confused about who qualifies as "authorized personnel" under the new ASME 17.1 elevator code? Learn why the same authorized staff must monitor all emergency communications—audio, video, and messaging—and why split monitoring solutions won't meet compliance requirements for your building's safety system.
Florida property managers have finally completed DLM requirements in their elevators (hopefully). But wait, there's more! Florida will adopt ASME 2019 starting January 1, 2024. Learn what this means, how you can comply, and get guidance from our code experts.
