A voice evacuation alarm system provides building managers with many facilities – it is not only for use during an emergency evacuation of a building. Certainly, a voice evacuation system’s primary purpose is to provide staff and public with clear information during situations such as a fire. Thankfully, for most, the eventuality of being in a building during a fire is not a daily occurrence and such events are relatively rare.

During times of ‘non-emergency’ these systems are commonly put to use every day, in a variety of ways. The chances are that when you are doing your shopping, visiting the cinema or cheering on your team at a rugby match – you are hearing announcements from a voice evacuation system.

The cost of installing a voice evacuation system may not be top of the agenda for some, however, apart from the key safety advantages of the system, it has many other uses – most commonly for public address (PA) purposes. After all – if you are installing a fire alarm system – why do you need anything more?

• Day-to-day advantages – public address, background music and more.
• Battery-backed – it will continue to operate even in the event of a mains power failure.
• Ambient noise sensing – broadcasts will still be heard even when background noise levels increase (the VA system can automatically adjust the volume of the broadcast).

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