Ambience shapes the experience
Music too loud in the restaurant, inaudible in the lobby: sound directly shapes your guests’ comfort.
Zoned distribution, with levels and sources set area by area.
Background music, evacuation and conference: the right sound in the right place.
Background music, safety and evacuation PA and conference room equipment: zoned broadcasting, pre-recorded messages, microphones and amplification, fine-tuned on site.
Music too loud in the restaurant, inaudible in the lobby: sound directly shapes your guests’ comfort.
Zoned distribution, with levels and sources set area by area.
During an evacuation, a clear message guides people better than a siren alone.
Pre-recorded messages triggered by fire detection, with priority over music.
Microphones that feed back, speakers inaudible at the back of the room: the event suffers.
Conference microphones, amplification and on-site acoustic tuning.
In large, reverberant spaces, speech quickly becomes unintelligible.
Choice and placement of loudspeakers, intelligibility measurements.
A sound system connects the sources, the amplification and the loudspeakers of every zone, with absolute priority for safety messages.
Every installation is delivered tested, labelled and documented, for simple operation and maintenance.
Music players, paging microphones, pre-recorded messages and room sources.
Routing of sources by zone, evacuation priority, time scheduling.
Sized 100 V amplifiers, with backup for voice alarm.
One line per zone, monitored to detect breaks.
Ceiling speakers, projectors, column speakers and horns depending on the acoustics.
Different music and announcements in each area, easy to control.
Automatic evacuation messages, monitored lines and backed-up power.
Rooms equipped for speech and presentations, ready in seconds.
Wireless or wired microphones, zone paging consoles, sized amplifiers.
Staff paging, scheduled announcements and information messages.
Equalisation, levels and intelligibility checks, zone by zone.
Volumes, materials, use of each space and noise levels.
Choice and placement of loudspeakers, power calculations.
Lines, amplification, matrix, microphones and consoles.
Equalisation, levels, priorities and evacuation message tests.
Team training, announcement scheduling.
This system can be covered by a preventive and corrective maintenance contract, with priority response on critical sites.
See the plansYes. The matrix assigns a source to each zone; announcements and safety messages always take priority.
Yes, if it is designed for it: suitable equipment, monitored lines, backed-up power and a link with fire detection.
Yes: table or wireless microphones, amplification, and connection to displays and video conferencing.
Our engineers study your needs and reply within 48 business hours with initial technical and budget guidance.