The Spanish manufacturer of public address systems and voice alarm for evacuation, LDA Audio Tech, has obtained UNE EN certification 54-16, issued by Certiberia Europe Solutions, for your NEO line.

LDA Audio Tech NEO

The EN standard 54 it's a standard, mandatory compliance at European level, which is also being adopted in other de facto international markets for fire detection and alarm systems.

The Technical Building Code stipulates that a UNE EN-compliant fire alarm detection system must be installed 54-16 in the case of a hospital and in public buildings if the occupation exceeds the 500 People.

LDA Audio Tech NEOThe certification authority Certiberia Europe Solutions has granted the line of voice alarm solutions for NEO evacuation of LDA Audio-Tech UNE EN certification 54-16, which is valid for one year and which already held in 2014.

Compact, modular and economical, LDA Audio-Tech's NEO system delivers audio using Cobranet protocols, TCP/IP and Ethernet and can work as a professional audio system and networked public address, thanks to the flexibility it offers and its possibilities to integrate into other systems of the installation (AV intercom, IP telephony, digital signage systems...) or be part of a networked solution.

LDA Audio Tech NEONEO is in turn a professional audio system with integrated DSP and outputs 24 digital audio bits per channel, to ensure audio quality in any area. This system is complemented by LDA Dynamic Sound Ajust technology, that allows you to dynamically adjust the volume of the sound so that the message can always be heard clearly and intelligiblely.

The LDA NEO voice alarm and public address system 8060, not only complies with these regulations but saves costs as it is an all-in-one system, compact, high-performance 8 Class D amplifiers, audio matrix, event scheduling and audio over Ethernet among other functions.

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By • 2 Dec, 2015
• Section: Alarms, Detection