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System Comparison

Enterprise Networked Sound Masking, Paging and Audio

Small to Midsized Facility Networked Sound Masking and Audio

Small Facility Networked Sound Masking

Non-Networked Sound Masking and Paging

Networked solution delivering superior comfort and privacy in sound masking, intelligibility in paging and clarity in audio. Ideal for projects over 15,000 square feet.

Meets UL 2572 and UL 864 standards to interface with a fire alarm control panel in order to shut down the sound masking in an emergency (required by code).

System consists of:
• Headend (Brains)
Operating Platform (Muscle)
Speakers (Output)

Independent control of volume for
Sound Masking, Paging and Audio.

Plug and Play with Cat5e or Cat6 cable installation, and ease of tuning and use.

Requires no proprietary software or cabling.

Local, global and prioritized paging.

Simple integration with Crestron, AMX, BACnet, Cisco and other control systems.

Single point of control for complete system access, viewing and reporting.

All-In-One Networked solution for projects up to 12,000 square feet. Delivering superior comfort and privacy in sound masking and clarity in audio.

Out-of-the-Box sound masking solution.

Offers one Audio input.

Requires no proprietary software or cabling

Plug and Play with Cat5e or Cat6 cable installation, and ease of tuning and use.

Out-of-the-box, sound masking only system for facilities up to 6,000 square feet.

Single, 2 RU rack mounted solution replaces the bulky headend equipment previously associated with sound masking systems and incorporates four (4) channels that can be controlled with a remote control or wall plate (added cost.) This system is out-of-the-box ready to be installed, powered up and connected to a variety of speaker types using standard category cable.

Stand-alone solution for smaller projects wanting superior sound masking and paging quality.

Ideal for projects under 5,000 square feet

Simple design and installation.

Set-it and Forget-it System.

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