Ring Communications, Inc. is a recognized leader in the internal communications and security industries. Ring develops, manufactures and distributes internal communications systems that easily interface to CCTV and card access systems.

A well established, financially secure company, Ring has a proven record of high-quality products, technical training and customer satisfaction.

Ring's philosophy is to provide high quality internal communication and security systems that are extremely innovative, yet practical. Ring continues to set the standard in the internal communications field. We produce a full array of small and large systems that are customizable and are designed with built-in flexibility.

Ring's ongoing research and development demonstrates a commitment to improving our existing products and developing new ones. This guarantees our existing systems are maintained at the highest standard of excellence. That’s why many Ring-Master systems currently in use date back to 1961. Ring's "Crisis Alert" System provides the platform for a supervised communications system for today's security requirements and ADA Compliant elevators and communications systems.

Ring-Master systems can be found in every type of business and industry where fast,
accurate lines of internal communications and security are critical, including

Large acute-care hospitals:
Health Science Center, Winnipeg, Canada
St. Boniface
New York’s Mt. Sinai Hospital
Beth Israel Medical Center

Major hotels such as:
Disney Hotels
The Peninsula Hotel

High-rise commercial landmark buildings, including:
The Empire State Building Rockefeller Center
Boston’s Prudential Life Building
Miller Taybak & Co. LLC (Commodity Traders)
Trump Tower, NYC

Power Plants:
The Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant CA
Washington Savannah River Power Company

Military and Emergency:
U.S. War Ships
CAE Flight Simulator in Tampa, FL
Military Communications Training Center, FL

In 1916, Gustav Adolph Ring, Sr. founded the company in his native Norway. Ring’s son, Gustav Ring, Jr., came to America in the early 1900s to work for the famous Edison Electric Company where he helped develop the “Televoice”, commonly known as the “squawk-box”, which was the forerunner of today’s intercom system.

By the early 1950's, Ring Communications’ ongoing research developed a centralized audio switching system, crossbar multi-switching and introduced transistorized circuits to their intercom units.  With thousands of systems installed in Europe, Ring began to export “Ring-Master” intercom systems to the rest of the world.

By the 1960s, Ring Communications, Inc. came to North America.  The “Tri-Phone” was the world’s first one-piece loud and soft speaking intercom, and its concept and basic principles have been adopted as a standard by the entire intercom and telephone industries.

In 1969, Peter McLean, the President of a successful Canadian electronics firm, began distributing Ring Communications’ intercom systems throughout Canada. He moved to New York in 1983 and became Vice President of Ring Communications in 1985.

In the 1980's, Ring Communications was heavily involved in Emergency 911 telecommunication systems. Towards the end of the 1980's a marketing decision was made to divert those technologies and utilize them to enhance the functions, features and reliability of Ring's intercom products.

On September 16, 1988 Peter McLean and two long-standing key New York Ring executives, Craig Krsanac, who joined the company in 1977 and serves as Vice President; and Kjell Solem, who joined Ring in 1974 and is the company’s Vice President; purchased Ring Communications’ North American operations from the parent company in Norway. Today, Ring Communications, Inc. manufactures the majority of the Intercom systems it offers. .

The future of Ring Communications, Inc. shines brightly, and is reflected in our continuously expanding distribution network… the many exciting new products under development… our outstanding technical advancements... and our commitment to quality and service.