Live assistance from Aiphone’s award-winning technical support team can be reached during standard business hours
Aiphone's QuikSpec solution generates a complete
equipment list based on the answers to a few questions

Aiphone Corp., an international manufacturer of intercom and entry security products, has updated QuikSpec, a free online design tool to help system specifiers easily and accurately design and assemble complete emergency systems using both the Aiphone IS Series and IX Series.

QuikSpec features

The solution generates a complete equipment list based on the answers to a few questions. QuikSpec also includes all available documentation, instructions, product specifications — even CSI specs — making an Aiphone system bid submission quick and effortless. Lists can be saved to a user profile or downloaded in several formats.

Bruce Czerwinski, U.S. general sales manager for Aiphone, said the rigorously tested logic built into QuikSpec is designed to ensure the right equipment is provided each time — for every intercom, tower component, mounting bolt, power supply and accessories.

QuikSpec benefits

The large number of emergency system options makes it easy to leave expensive equipment off a bid, resulting in lost profits,” he said. “QuikSpec eliminates that worry.”

There is never a need to wait for emergency station parts lists — QuikSpec is always available online. Also, live assistance from Aiphone’s award-winning technical support team can be reached during standard business hours. A QuikSpec parts list can be shared with any distributor in Aiphone’s wide network for quick pricing and availability.

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