Telguard, a pioneer in security and life safety technologies, proudly introduces its latest innovation: the TG-7FM 5G LTE-M multi-carrier communicator.

Setting a new standard in commercial fire applications, the TG-7FM offers unparalleled reliability and connectivity by harnessing groundbreaking multi-carrier capability, supporting all three major U.S. carriers - AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile.

TG-7FM 

The TG-7FM provides superior connectivity right out of the box. Designed to ensure continuous coverage, it employs a patent-pending selection process during installation.

This process intelligently chooses the carrier with the best signal strength and data quality in the area, automatically selecting it as the primary network. In the event of a service disruption, the unit seamlessly transitions to the next best connection, guaranteeing uninterrupted protection for businesses.

Three-carrier coverage

“Telguard is committed to delivering best-in-class life safety solutions to the market. We are very proud to bring this industry-first innovation to the commercial fire market,” says George Brody, President of Telguard.

“The TG-7FM represents the first of our next generation of communicators, offering users unprecedented peace of mind with its three-carrier coverage and automatic failover.”

Features and Benefits

The TG-7FM comes complete with a wide array of features and benefits. It offers universal compatibility with any panel and seamlessly integrates with any central station. It connects to the panel DACT (dialer) to replace expensive landlines and communicates using 5G-LTE-M technology to ensure uninterrupted signal and product longevity.

The TG-7FM selects the optimum primary and backup carriers based on performance analysis. No AC outlet is needed; it operates on 12/24-volt panel power, complies with NFPA 72, and is UL 864 Listed, meeting the highest standard for sole path fire communications.

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