AES Corporation

08/14/2026

Small site. Same AES Network.

The 7704-DMS Dedicated Monitoring System combines a conventional 6-zone fire alarm control panel with AES 2.0 IntelliNet® communications in one purpose-built solution.

Ideal for smaller fire applications like waterflow, valve tamper, hood suppression, and high-heat detection, the 7704-DMS helps bring critical signals onto your AES private mesh network.

Learn more about the 7704-DMS:https://aes-corp.com/product/7704-dms-dedicated-monitoring-system/

07/15/2026

Your AES network can do more than traditional alarm monitoring.

With the AES 3100S-PKG Solar Powered Subscriber, dealers and network owners can extend monitoring to remote outdoor locations such as lift stations. Monitor critical conditions—including high water, pump faults, primary power loss, and unauthorized access—through the existing AES-IntelliNet® private wireless mesh network.

Learn how solar-powered lift-station monitoring can help you put your existing AES network to work in new ways:

https://aes-corp.com/do-more-with-your-aes-network-solar-powered-lift-station-monitoring/

See how AES dealers can use the 3100S-PKG Solar Powered Subscriber to monitor lift station alarms and strengthen coverage at remote sites.

07/03/2026

Our office is closed Friday, July 3, for the 4th of July holiday - we will resume normal business hours on Monday, July 6. We wish you all a safe and Happy 4th! 🎆 🎇 🥳 🎉

06/22/2026

The NFPA tradeshow floor is officially open at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas! Stop by AES Corporation booth # 1214 to meet the team and learn how our IntelliNet® private mesh radio networks help deliver reliable fire and security alarm communications.

We’d love to see you at the show!

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06/02/2026

It’s opening day at ESX! 🥳

The show floor opens today at 2 PM CT — come see AES at Booth 322. We’ll be there talking private wireless mesh radio communications, reliable alarm signaling, and solutions built for fire, security, and life safety professionals.

05/27/2026

Exciting opportunity to join the AES Corporation team!

We’re hiring a Regional Sales Manager to help support our growing dealer network and bring AES IntelliNet® solutions to more organizations that depend on reliable fire and security alarm communications.

This role is ideal for someone who enjoys technical sales, relationship-building, territory development, and working closely with dealers and customers in the field.

Please share with anyone in your network who may be a great fit:

Posted 2:51:33 PM. The Regional Sales Manager is responsible for supporting all sales for lntelliNet-related products…See this and similar jobs on LinkedIn.

05/14/2026

Build confidence with AES technology this June through the AES Training Academy.

Join us for upcoming in-person and virtual training opportunities covering AES fundamentals, network monitoring, Subscriber programming, antenna best practices, and more.

Upcoming sessions include:

June 9: Intro to AES Virtual Class
June 10: In-Person Training at AES HQ in Peabody, MA
June 11: Using INCC to Monitor Your Network Virtual Focused Topic

Explore the full 2026 training schedule and register here:
https://conta.cc/48VvG32

05/11/2026

Reliable alarm communication matters, especially across large, multi-building properties like campuses, municipalities, school districts, and military bases.

In our latest article, we look at what to prioritize when specifying an alarm communications pathway, including control, resilience, scalability, and long-term reliability.

Read the full article here: https://aes-corp.com/prioritizing-what-matters-specifying-alarm-communications-pathway/

Learn what to prioritize when specifying an alarm communications pathway for campus fire systems: control, resilience, scalability, and reliability.

04/28/2026

Better training. More confident technicians. Stronger AES installations.

Explore free AES Training Academy options for AES Providers, including in-person training at AES headquarters in Peabody, MA, virtual sessions, and on-site technical training.

https://conta.cc/4daGnRw

04/27/2026

Campus-based projects bring a different level of complexity to fire and security system design: multiple buildings, large footprints, high occupant loads, and critical operations.

During an emergency, alarm communications cannot depend on infrastructure that may be congested, disrupted, or outside the control of system stakeholders.

This AES blog takes a closer look at why private, licensed wireless mesh networks are well suited for mission-critical campus environments, including healthcare, higher education, government, defense, and other multi-building facilities.

Read the blog: https://aes-corp.com/reliable-alarm-communications-for-campus-environments/

Learn how private, licensed wireless networks support reliable alarm communications in campus environments through greater control, resilience, and reduced dependence on public networks.