Digital Alert Systems, a privately owned company headquartered in the United States, was founded in 1954. With approximately 20 employees, the company reported $2.7M in revenue as of 2024. It specializes in Pro AV controls and infrastructure, providing emergency information solutions such as EAS equipment, alongside cable TV switching and management products.
Digital Alert Systems informed the FCC on July 7, 2026, regarding Weigel Broadcasting’s test of two NextGen TV boxes. The company stated on July 3 that while the test, which found no emergency alerts on encrypted channels when devices were offline, provided a useful data point, it did not prove ATSC 3.0 or its content protection was at fault. This followed a letter Digital Alert Systems, a major supplier of EAS and common alerting protocol equipment, filed with the Federal Communications Commission on July 6, rebutting assertions by Weigel Broadcasting about NextGen TV/ATSC 3.0 limitations in delivering emergency alerts. Earlier, on May 27, Ed Czarnecki, VP Government and International at Digital Alert Systems, participated in a panel discussion at the ATSC NextGen Broadcast Conference, addressing how broadcasters operationalize advanced emergency information for NextGen TV and highlighting the DASDEC platform's role in public safety messaging. The company had previously revealed its 2026 NAB Show plans on April 8, introducing Version 6 Emergency Messaging Software for the DASDEC platform, designed with a more robust operating system to enhance security and address cybersecurity expectations.
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Digital Alert Systems offers 2 products in the pro AV industry. Digital Alert Systems's product portfolio comprises of pro AV controls and infrastructure.
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