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ARC performance data
13 November 2017
SoloProtect has announced Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) performance statistics for the last twelve months. Opened in 2015, The SoloProtect ARC is a purpose-built, dedicated lone worker resource and supports all lone worker solutions delivered by the company in the UK.
In the twelve-month period as of November 2017, SoloProtect’s rolling annual availability stood above 99.999%.
The ‘Five Nines’ is the performance benchmark for availability within the Data Centre industry. ARCs and Data Centres differ in structure and build requirements – yet both are judged on availability. As such, SoloProtect set an internal target to achieve the same performance as that of a Tier 4 Data Centre.
ARC demand will tend to fluctuate across the time of day, or certain times of the year when things like worsening weather conditions will become a factor in lone worker device usage. During peak-use in October 2017, the SoloProtect ARC received a signal, every 4 seconds - and over 10,500 signals in a single day.
MD Craig Swallow said: "We’re delighted to be able to announce this ARC performance data to the market. We appreciate that reliability is extremely important to our customers - particularly when supplying a service that can alter the course of a violent, or accidental-injury situation. It remains a core focus of the business to keep the standard of service we deliver to SoloProtect customers high."