Optimus proporciona el sistema de megafonía al Parlamento de la India

The new building that has been added to the Parliament is equipped with the Compact public address and alarm solution Optimus. From the microphone control units and the system's digital audio matrices, informational messages and alarms are distributed to more 2.600 speakers.

He Parliament of India, also called the Sansad, remains housed in an old building that has been expanded with a new construction which has been equipped with a sound system that includes more than 2.600 sound points and the public address technology of Optimus.

The original headquarters of the Parliament of India is a colonial-era building designed by the British architects Sir Edwin Lutyens and Herbert Baker, which took six years to build (1921-1927). In 1956 two floors were added to meet the demand for more space and it had to be extensively modified to suit the purpose of a modern Parliament.

Recently, a new building has been added that will facilitate the smooth and efficient functioning of operations by working together with the original Parliament. This has more than 65.000 square meters and its triangular shape allows optimal use of space.

In addition to adequate capacity for the legislative needs of India, the building has the latest communication technologies, including the public address and voice alarm system Compact. Desde las centrales de microfonía y las matrices digitales de audio del sistema se distribuyen los mensajes informativos y de las posibles alarmas a más 2.600 altavoces de techo de 5″ y 8″ y a cajas acústicas de 15 W.

Tanto el sistema de control Compact como los altavoces están certificados de acuerdo con la normativa EN 54.