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FIRE SAFETY For small to mediumsize applications Paviro offers a unique, high-quality Public Address and EN54-certified Voice Evacuation System At the maximum configuration level, the Paviro system can address up to 984 zones with a total of 164,000 watts of amplifying power in one system x uk.boschsecurity.com Combining PA and voice evacuation ith more than 100 years of experience in Wthe design and development of electroacoustic technology, Bosch is an established world leader in Public Address, Evacuation Systems, and Professional Quality Sound Systems. It is also world renowned for its commitment to superior technology, stylish design, and ease-of-use. The latest powerful example of this commitment is the PAVIRO Public Address and Voice Evacuation System. Paviro is a combined public address and voice evacuation system that offers outstanding audio quality. The systems can be configured to optimise system costs and being extremely efficient in its power consumption Paviro sets a new standard in the field of combined public address and voice evacuation systems. For small to medium-size applications Paviro offers a unique, high-quality Public Address and EN54-certified Voice Evacuation System. Paviro also delivers professional quality sound, thanks to its premium 24-bit digital processor, superior digital-to-analogue converters, and outstanding Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR). Paviro’s highly flexible, modular system architecture makes it an attractive, complete system solution for small- to medium-sized installations. As a sound reinforcement solution, it offers best-in-class audio quality. Paviro offers extreme flexibility usually found in significantly more expensive systems thanks to system-wide four-channel matrix architecture. Up to four audio signals such as announcements or playback music can simultaneously be distributed to different loudspeaker zones. At the same time, individual announcements in any zone do not interrupt music in the other zones. The optional integration of additional audio systems via two of the amplifier’s inputs reduces the total number of required amplifiers, thus lowering the total system cost as well as associated operating costs. “Basic” and “Expert” configuration modes ensure ease of use and allow a convenient and fast building of the complete system architecture. The basic mode wizard provides a step-by-step configuration guide, which makes it possible to program a basic system within 30 minutes. The Expert mode provides almost unlimited system design flexibility – perfect for optimizing configurations in more complex and challenging applications. Equipped with the optional Dante network interface module (OM-1), it is possible to create a 16-channel Dante audio network between the individual controllers. This not only improves the size, the IP networking architecture allows users to create network topologies for larger areas via up to four decentralized controllers. This also means less cabling using standard Ethernet connections and components – a big cost-saving factor in some applications. At the maximum configuration level, the Paviro system can address up to 984 zones with a total of 164,000 watts of amplifying power in one system, making the system suitable for bigger installations in which a large number of zones and loudspeakers are needed. It also caters to existing installations whenever the infrastructure of a building changes and additional rooms have to be addressed. In addition, the network configuration provides redundant channels for safety purposes – in case of an emergency these channels will always work for evacuation signals, even if a controller loses network communication. In addition to its low initial investment and operational costs, Paviro offers class leading low power consumption. The combination of dynamic source routing and intelligent amplifier input switching reduces the number of amplifiers required and therefore ensures a lower initial investment. The use of latest highefficiency class-D amplifiers, as well as intelligent power-management hardware and software, lead to the lowest possible number of batteries needed at purchase. This also reduces ongoing operational running costs. At the same time, fewer batteries need to be replaced on a regular basis – leading to a further reduction of future maintenance costs. www.psimagazine.co.uk
FIRE SAFETY KENTEC LAUNCHES NEXT-GENERATION FIRE PANEL entec, the leading Kmanufacturer of lifecritical control systems, has launched the next generation of Taktis analogue addressable fire panel with an increased number of loops and enhanced integration and networking capabilities to meet the current and future needs of larger buildings and installations. The Taktis 16L extends the current Taktis fire panel to 16 detection loops to provide up to 144 zone indications. It supports more than 2,000 detection devices and can network up to 128 panels, making it ideal for the largest sites such as schools, hospitals, multi-site retail/supermarkets, critical infrastructure and major commercial and industrial facilities. Multiple protocols can be supported on each panel to give installers and end-users maximum choice in their systems’ design, and the scalable nature of the product provides the highest level of future-proofing and networking possibilities. Kevin Swann, Managing Diector of Kentec, says that the new generation panel is already being well received: “As a truly Open Protocol panel it offers installers and their customers maximum flexibility in systems’ design, site-customisation and in the thirdparty devices that they use. “It also protects both their legacy and future investment since the panel is future proofed with a highly impressive road map of additional functions, features and integration possibilities.” EN-54-2/EN-54-4 certified, Taktis is designed with pan- European/international customers in mind and is currently available in numerous languages. www.psimagazine.co.uk
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