Amidst the noise around the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, Vox Ignis is a partner that education settings can trust to make decisions on supporting technology.

As a global specialist in voice alarm, emergency voice communication and safety alarm systems, Vox Ignis has over thirty years of design and manufacturing expertise developed not just in the factory, but at the standards committee table. Designed and manufactured in the UK, our products are sold globally, and our team sits on the committees that design safety standards across Britain, Europe and beyond. When specifiers need credible, legally defensible life-safety-systems advice, we are a truly authoritative voice.

Our Martyn's Law system, InEvac, is constructed from the same certified, regulated life-safety technology used in our EN5-16 voice alarm system and uniquely includes secure telephones, silent, visual and safety alarms, all in one distributed, networked system. It is one of the very few systems that can manage lockdown, invacuation and evacuation communications simultaneously across a site, and no communication method is proven to generate a better response than live voice.

InEvac is designed for the dynamic reality of a real incident. It integrates live and recorded emergency messaging, silent alarms, emergency intercoms, zoned messaging and two-way staff communications in a single, distributed system with no single point of failure. It operates independently of the fire alarm, so a triggered fire signal cannot override a 'lockdown' broadcast and delivers real time control to incident managers and staff alike.

For schools and campuses with evolving policies, InEvac is modular, scalable and affordable. It can complement existing systems or form the backbone of an entirely new safety infrastructure. It is installed and maintained by fire safety companies, meaning familiar, qualified support wherever the site is located.

Vox Ignis offers real value - proven, certified technology backed by the people who write the standards.