Zetron

Zetron is a manufacturer of the mission-critical integrated communications systems founded in 1980. It is one of three subsidiary companies of JVC Kenwood of Yokohama, Japan.[1] It offers communications solutions for use by Emergency and Public Safety Agencies (Fire, Ambulance and Police), Utilities and Transportation Companies.

Zetron - Fire Station Alerting

Products
  • Radio Dispatch Systems
  • E-9-1-1 Call Taking Systems
  • Fire station alerting and Dispatch Systems
  • CAD and GIS Mapping System - Computer-aided Dispatch (CAD) & Geographic Information System (GIS) Systems
  • Specialized integrated communications

History
  • 1980: Zetron is founded.
  • 1981: Introduces paging products for volunteer fire departments (CE-1000).
  • 1990: Opens European office.
  • 2001: The Advanced Communication System (Acom) is introduced, expanding to large-scaled dispatch center capability.
  • 2004: IP-based interface is delivered between Acom and M/A-Com's OpenSky.
  • 2008: New IP-based Fire Station Alerting system begins shipping.
  • 2013: Introduces DMR-based solution.
  • 2015: Announced New video surveillance and security solution.
  • 2017: Established the strategic partnership with Harris Corporation company for emergency dispatch console system [2]

Notes
  1. "Kenwood to acquire Zetron". urgentcomm.com.
  2. "Harris, Zetron announce strategic partnership". urgentcomm.com.
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