New 100V line public address equipment
Amplified speech is something that can be clearly heard and is a basic public address requirement, as well as something we have all experienced at one time or another in our day-to-day lives.
Audio Visual Security has extended its Clarus range with its new 100V line public address equipment, specifically developed for the most demanding public address and background music applications.
For installers - its easy to install, therefore, saving time and money. And for the end user, it is a cost effective application.
The range includes various mixer amplifiers, compact ceiling speakers, high performance background speakers, paging microphones & weatherproof sound projector speakers.
"With these latest extensions to the Clarus range, we are able to provide fully-featured public address solutions for a cost-sensitive, ‘smaller-scale' application areas such as retail and leisure, offices and schools, bars and restaurants, and workshops and warehouses," says Eddie Robertson, divisional manager of Audio Visual Security.
The 4-zone mixer amplifier's are available with a choice of 40W, 60W, 90W, 120W and 240W output power and feature up to 5 microphone inputs with individual volume control.
The speakers are also designed for easy installation with various wattage settings to match the sound output to the application.
Audio Visual Security
+44 (0) 1253 830 904.
Email: eddie.robertson@adivision.co.uk
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