Electrical and Acoustic Services Ltd - Electrical and Acoustic Services - Public Address - Voice Alarm

Electrical and Acoustic Services Limited (EASCo) has been designing and installing audio and visual projects for over 25 years.

Electrical and Acoustic Services specialise in the supply of:

We supply public address equipment from most major manufacturers and can provide you with the right advice on your public address installation solutions.

We like to supply the whole public address system as this gives us the responsibility for all aspects of the job and we can give a solid guarantee.

The term 'Public Address' covers a vast range of requirements and here the term is used to include speech and music installations in all types of public and commercial properties.

We have a great deal of experience in the installation of voice alarm systems and we would be more than happy to help you with all aspects of the job.

Voice alarm systems are used in areas such as office developments, transport terminals and sports stadiums to transmit pre-recorded messages in the event of emergencies.

Voice alarm systems are specifically designed to broadcast emergency messages to the public. Traditional alarm sounders have a drawback, they do not give any information as to the nature or location of an incident or do they advise a recommended course of action to adopt.

A system build must be designed and built to provide a wide range of facilities needed by our customers. The system build equipment will be together in a rack assembly and connected to control points around the building.

The connection of our system build will be with conventional multicore wiring, data cable or fibre network. Our system build will permit multiple microphone and music inputs to be routed separately to loudspeaker zones.

A system build in a lecture theatre will require more precise control and remote access to machines and playback.

Induction loops are specifically designed to benefit people who are suffering from hearing impairment and our induction loops are designed to work in conjunction with all NHS hearing aids.

Current Building Regulations and the DDA and Equality Act actively encourage induction loops in public places such as theatres, cinemas and halls.

There are also domestic induction loops available as well.