i3 Technologies: Using Your Sound System for Security

Make Better Use of your Sound System

i3 Technologies believes that a reliable sound system should always complement a security system. It is not merely a set of speakers for day to day announcements. Fortunately, we can help you make the most out of your investment by protecting both people and assets with:

• General Announcements such as reminders in schools, warehouses, offices, and prisons.
• Background Music for contributing to the ambiance of an establishment such as in retail, restaurants, hotels, and museums.
• But all establishments need to have a system for emergency announcements such as evacuations, safety protocols, and burglary & assault deterrence.

Since the early 2000s, i3 Technologies has been installing public address and background music systems for offices, schools, and stores where we install both audio devices (speakers, microphones, etc.) and software (digital control panels for audio settings).

As the level of risk increases, i3 Technologies offers more effective security & safety systems to make sure clients can meet these challenges without difficulty. With this, i3 Technologies now offers AXIS Communication‘s newly launched Network Audio System.

One of the highlights of this system is that you can manage the speakers from your surveillance camera‘s management system using IP addresses.

Know the Difference Between Analog and Network Audio

Here are some reasons to go for network audio instead of analog audio:

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How to Install Network Audio

As an AXIS Gold Partner, i3 Technologies guarantees that its engineers have been guided to cost-effectively design and install the Network Audio system, from hardware to software configuration.

Tips for Clients: For the most accurate and cost-efficient proposals, site surveys are highly recommended by your contractor’s engineers to design the best system for you. Fortunately, i3 Technologies offers complementary site surveys or system consultations for projects.

1. Define the purpose of the sound system, per room.
2. Provide a floor plan as a reference for engineers on the area’s dimensions and placements of the speakers and management system.
3. Mention if the area is prone to noise (ex. construction work, traffic, etc.)

Need more proof? Here’s a case study about its installation in the Regional Transit District in Sacramento, California.

If you think you need a network audio system, just send us an email at [email protected] or +632 7753 1000. Otherwise, you can also check out our other solutions at the i3 Technologies website.