case study
Low Voltage Systems - Washington Market School
K12 Low Voltage Automation & Communications
Year
2025
Client
SPK/Lewis (Washington Market School)
In 2025, Highline Security was contracted by SPK/Lewis to enhance the Washington Market School's low voltage systems. The project aimed to improve the facility's automation and communication capabilities through the installation of automated low voltage light controls from Cooper Electric and a public address system from AtlasIED. Highline's focus was on creating an efficient and secure educational environment that met modern demands.
CHallenge
Highline faced security challenges related to integrating advanced low voltage systems in an existing educational facility. Ensuring seamless communication and automation without disrupting the school's operations was crucial. Highline strategically approached these challenges by conducting thorough assessments of the existing infrastructure and implementing phased installations to minimize interruption.
Solution
Thorough assessment of existing infrastructure followed by phased installation of Cooper Electric automated light controls and an AtlasIED public address system.
Results
The implementation led to a notable improvement in the school's operational efficiency and security. Highline successfully delivered a fully integrated low voltage system that enhanced communication across the facility, resulting in faster response times for safety announcements. The positive feedback from the client indicated a significant improvement in the school's overall security posture, aligning with contemporary educational needs.
