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March, 2021


South-Tek Aids Silent Call in Mission to Help the Blind and Deaf


By Cindy Elwell-LaRocque, Production Manager, Silent Call


braille on restroom signs, handicap accessi- bility or employees versed in sign language, it has never been more important to the general public that those with disabilities are able to thrive in society, without wor- rying about the things that many of us take for granted. Silent Call meets these needs by


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manufacturing security and alert systems for those who are hard of hearing, deaf and deaf-blind. Designed for personal res- idences, as well as public spaces like ho- tels and dormitories, Silent Call products alert people who are hard of hearing to doorbells and phone calls. The company’s products also alert people to dangers, in- cluding fires and severe weather. Systems are scalable and operation is


simple. Silent Call transmitters that detect doorbells, carbon monoxide emissions, phone calls, etc., wherever they are needed. Receivers are placed in various rooms on


tables or nightstands. They can also be worn on a belt or carried in a pocket. Then, when one of those devices activates, the transmitter sends a signal to the receiver which alerts the user with flashing lights, vibrations or both. With these products, Silent Call helps


nclusivity is a growing responsibility for many companies, and a critical factor for anyone looking to succeed. Whether it is


those with seeing or hearing difficulties to enjoy a lifestyle that is more fully engaged with their families, friends and neighbors. By becoming more aware to changes in the envi- ronment, customers gain security as well.


recommended to Silent Call. Ken DeVries, a representative of Hori-


zon Sales, helped Silent Call to identify a bet- ter method of nitrogen generation than what it had in place. The company had been pay- ing a steep price per month for nitrogen and equipment rental from a local supplier. With the help of DeVries, Silent Call purchased a South-Tek N2-GEN 130TS 2T5 and cut its monthly nitrogen expenses by nearly 80 per- cent.


“At Horizon Sales, we consider ourselves


more than sales reps but also advisors to our clients,” says DeVries. “On a visit to Silent Call, I watched as they had to change a can- ister supplying Nitrogen to their SEHO se- lective solder machine. After a discussion with Cindy about


Silent Call manufactures electronic


devices that alert people with impaired vision and hearing.


Choosing the Right Equipment To manufacture products that live up to


their reliability needs, Silent Call ensures that it utilizes the best technology and most cost-effective solutions. Recently, South-Tek Systems’ nitrogen generators came highly


their canister changeovers, I saw a great cus- tomer who had an opportunity to optimize their production process and save money. The ROI for the South-Tek Nitrogen Genera- tor would pay for itself within in a year. It just made sense.”


Nitrogen Generation South-Tek Systems has been designing


and manufacturing nitrogen generation tech- nology since 1997 for a wide range of indus- trial, military, research, and commercial ap-


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