HALO offers vape detectors for improved safety in hospitals and medical facilities nationwide.
Over
81 Percent
of hospitals monitor vape
Between
10 μm-1 μm
detected by HALO
BOTH
NIC & THC
recognized by HALO
HALO IDENTIFIES
Masking
that hides vape use
With over 20 sensor functions in one smart device, HALO helps hospitals create healthier environments for patients, staff and guests – addressing air quality, safety and security needs.
Ensure optimal air quality and safety with the HALO Smart Sensor. Detect harmful compounds, measure air purity and automate ventilation using the BACnet integration to create a healthier environment.
HALO’s spoken keyword technology detects keyword phrases such as “help emergency” in real-time – so security teams can respond quickly to potentially dangerous events like patient distress or violence.
The HALO Smart Sensor monitors environmental factors like temperature, humidity, VOCs and general air quality, ensuring a safe and calm atmosphere and helping reduce the spread of airborne illness.
Reduce vandalism, control occupancy levels and detect trespassing with HALO’s advanced audio detection technology to identify unusual sounds like breaking glass or loud disturbances.
The HALO Smart Sensor uses frequency sound patterns and percussion to identify gunshots and their location with two-factor authentication for fast, informed responses.
HALO hospital vape detectors identify vaping, smoking and THC use in areas where cameras are restricted, helping hospitals maintain a safe environment and adhere to health and safety regulations.
The HALO Smart Sensor detects vape, THC, smoke and more in privacy areas and notifies staff in real-time. See what healthcare facilities have to say about HALO:
“The HALO Smart Sensor is a truly cost-effective solution that is easily implemented and helps us do our jobs more efficiently.”
Lawrence M. Zacarese, VP for Enterprise Risk Management and Chief Security Officer – Stony Brook University and Medicine
“HALO can provide detection for vape and THC … gunshot detection, chemical and gas detection, vandalism and trespassing alerts, air quality monitoring and much more.”
Ralph C. Jensen, SecurityToday
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You can purchase the HALO Smart Sensor by requesting to speak with a team member. You can also buy the HALO Smart Sensor through one of our many partners and distributors.
Key features of HALO Smart Sensors for healthcare facilities include air quality monitoring, vape, smoke, and THC detection, gunshot detection and airborne illness control.
Yes, HALO Smart Sensors integrate with other healthcare safety and security systems, including 50+ co-verified/certified integrations with leading security solutions.
Hospital vape detectors, like the HALO Smart Sensor, detect chemicals, particulates and vapor concentrations from vape or smoke, sending alerts instantly.
The presence of vape aerosols, THC or smoke particulates triggers HALO’s vape detection feature.
No, hospital vape detectors, like the HALO Smart Sensor, do not have cameras. It provides privacy-focused detection through sensors only.
Vape sensors in healthcare facilities should be placed in areas where vaping or smoking is likely, but cameras are not permitted, such as bathrooms and patient rooms.
Hospital vape alarms, like those from HALO, are highly accurate, utilizing advanced sensor technology to detect vaping, smoking and THC use while minimizing false alarms.
Each HALO vape detector covers 144 sq. ft. (13.4 m²) at 8ft (2.4m) ceilings; coverage varies according to ventilation and ceiling height.
HALO is PoE (Power over Ethernet) instead of battery-powered and requires a wired connection for constant power to ensure continuous monitoring and functionality.
No, traditional smoke detectors are not built to detect vaping. The HALO Smart Sensor is designed to identify vaping and address vaping issues in healthcare facilities.
Yes, vaping is an issue in healthcare facilities that poses health risks, compromises indoor air quality and challenges compliance with smoke-free policies.
Take the next step in creating a safer, healthier environment for your patients, staff and visitors. Contact us today.
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