Biamp Vocia enhances communication and security at Perth Airport
The Vocia public address and location system Biamp offers a secure and clear platform for alerts and messages in the terminal 2 of this Western Australian airport facility.
The installation of Biamp Voices in the terminal 2 of the Perth airport has been made by Integrate Perth, a project that combines intercom and emergency system (Ewis) with the public address capabilities of this team on a single platform.
How do you explain Niclas Brattberg, General Manager of Biamp for the Middle East and Asia-Pacific, “The airport is a place that physically connects people, and we focus on creating extraordinary AV experiences that connect people wherever they are. To Integrate Perth and Perth Airport, Using the Vocia system to combine the functions of Ewis with public address capabilities in a single flexible platform is a dizzying achievement.”.
Traditionally, Ewis and public address systems are separate elements, each one with different purposes. The first is designed to issue high volume emergency alerts, ensuring they are audible in wide spaces, while the second gives priority to the intelligibility of the word and the background music.
This division usually results in redundancies, increased infrastructure costs and poor quality background music when played through emergency speakers.
In response to it, Perth Airport engaged Integrate Perth to design a next-generation communications system leveraging the airport's Biamp Vocia paging and paging system with the airport's Ewis. A combination that has improved both the daily operations of this facility and its emergency preparedness.
This is what he points out Andrew Anderson-King, Integrate Perth Sales Director: “Vocia is the perfect solution for the terminal 2 from Perth Airport, since it allows us to provide a compliant emergency alert system and high intelligibility for announcements public address, including zone functions. Its advantage is decentralization: we do not depend on a server or a central processor. We see a trend in this type of systems, which are ideal for large buildings where highly intelligible audio is required”.
The system includes a Biamp Vocia MS1 message server, which makes it easier for airport staff, from the comfort of their desks, remotely log into the system, make the necessary changes or turn it off.
Besides, this Biamp system, brand that sells in Spain and Portugal AVIT Vision through its network of authorized distributors, It is infinitely programmable for pre-recorded messages within the schedule, along with the ability to monitor each of this manufacturer's devices on the network.
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