The Night The Phone Line Goes Down.
Most commercial alarms report over a carrier's network. JMGCONNEX does not — it is JMG's own private mesh radio, on JMG's own licence.
A rented path
Cellular or analog telephone
"Traditional methods, such as cellular or analog telephone networks, often fall short, especially during critical moments." Carriers are retiring copper, and when the line drops the panel does not know.
Signal ends here
Our own path
JMGCONNEX mesh radio
A self-healing radio mesh that "will transmit signals even under extreme conditions such as earthquakes, flooding, and severe weather storms." JMG holds its own FCC and UL licence, "so there is no need to rely on a 3rd party."
Signal gets through
Own FCC and UL licence
The path
Four Hops, And None Of Them Rented.
What matters is the second hop: on most systems that is a carrier, and on this one it is JMG.
Your Site
The panel raises an event — intrusion, fire, video or a critical-system alert.
JMGCONNEX Radio
A private mesh on JMG's own FCC and UL licence. No carrier account, no phone line, and no third party in the path.
Central Station
California and Texas, on dual-redundant servers and PBX, staffed every hour of the year.
Responder
Trained monitoring personnel work your response protocol, not a generic script.
Why a mesh, not a link
A Single Link Has One Thing To Cut. A Mesh Has None.
In a mesh, every radio can reach the network through its neighbours. Lose one path and the signal takes another, which is what "self-healing" means in practice: there is no single wire, mast or account that ends the conversation.
"In today's fast-paced world, ensuring consistent and reliable communication for commercial security systems is paramount." The point of owning the network is that JMG can answer for all of it.
Where it earns its keep
Sites Where Going Quiet Is The Expensive Outcome.
Every JMG-monitored site can use it. These four are where clients ask for it by name.
01
Banks And Credit Unions
Where a supervised, documented signal path is a condition of operating rather than a preference.
02
Distribution And Logistics
Large sites run to standards the client is obliged to meet, like the TAPA parameters OHL works to.
03
Stadiums And Arenas
Event days put tens of thousands of phones on the local cell network. Your alarm should not be queuing behind them.
04
Multi-Site Operators
One reporting path and one standard across every location, instead of a different carrier contract per building.
The part competitors cannot copy
Owning The Licence Is The Whole Point.
Any integrator can resell a carrier's radio. JMG transmits on its own FCC and UL licence, which means no renegotiated contract, no third-party outage to wait out, and one company accountable from the panel to the responder.
Zero
third parties in the signal path
FCC and UL, in JMG's name
"There is no need to rely on a 3rd party." It is the only name on the partner roster that JMG owns.
Before you ask
The Three Questions We Get About It.
Does It Replace My Internet Connection?
No. It is a reporting path for alarm signals, not a data service. Video and system management still use your network.
Will It Work At My Address?
That depends on the mesh reaching your site, which is checked during the free assessment rather than assumed. Ask for it by name and the specialist will confirm on the walkthrough.
What Does It Cost?
JMG does not publish prices; monitoring and communication paths are quoted with the system. The assessment and the written proposal are free either way.
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Find Out What Your Alarm Signal Currently Depends On
A JMG engineer checks how every panel on your site communicates today, and writes up what would happen if that path failed. No charge, and no obligation.
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