Tesla Systems Inc

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PRESS RELEASE Georgetown, MA — Tesla Systems, Incorporated in conjunction with Tyco Fire & Security and HID Global, announced that the three companies have jointly donated and installed a comprehensive access control system for the Boston Ronald McDonald House, a home for families who have children with cancer. For more than 25 years, the Boston Ronald McDonald House has made it possible for families to live at the House while their children are undergoing surgery, chemotherapy, or bone marrow transplants at nearby Children’s Hospital Boston and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute’s Jimmy Fund Clinic. When lightning struck the Ronald McDonald House last year, it disabled the facility’s entire access control system. In order to ensure safety and peace of mind for guests and staff members, they needed to quickly get back up and running. “When Mark Avery, the Director of Security for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute mentioned the situation at the Ronald McDonald House, we were happy to provide our installation expertise in replacing the damaged system,” said Bob O’Rourke of Tesla Systems, Incorporated “I knew both Tyco Fire & Security and HID Global would support us in this endeavor and because of everyone’s support, we had all eleven doors up and running within two days.” Tesla Systems, Incorporated, Tyco Fire & Security’s Kantech brand and HID Global came together to replace the entire system with new, best-of-breed access control equipment including Kantech KT-300 door controllers, EntraPass™ Corporate Edition software, HID iCLASS

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