How do you install a sound system in a public access building (ERP)?
Discover our professional sound systems designed for various public access premises (ERP). As experts in Public Address, we provide advice and diagrams (schematics) to help you choose the right equipment. All our recommendations are based on 100V line technology, ensuring uniform, continuous sound distribution without any loss of performance.
Whether you’re playing background music, advertising announcements, clear voice calls or emergency evacuation messages, the aim is simple: your audience must receive perfectly intelligible information, wherever they are.
All Rondson equipment can be adapted to the specific architectural features of your premises. Whether you require a background sound system or a voice alarm system that fully complies with EN 54 standards, we have the solution.
Bar and Restaurant
A typical 100V sound system in a bar-restaurant may require different sound levels in different areas, with, for example, a ‘bar’ area for background music and a quieter ‘restaurant’ area featuring a combination of recessed and wall-mounted speakers.

Aquatic Centre
Our T-8000 matrix system is ideally suited to complex aquatic facilities, as it allows multiple soundscapes to be played simultaneously in different areas (changing rooms, spas, indoor and outdoor pools). The humid environment requires waterproof loudspeakers to prevent damage.

Shopping centre
Our range of EN54-16-certified public address systems can be tailored to suit different types of shopping centres, ensuring the broadcast of audio announcements and evacuation messages relating to emergency procedures.

Care home
Hospitals require a multi-zone system capable of managing between 2 and 8 zones. This will enable users to control background music or voice announcements differently in each zone.

Schools
Every educational establishment must be able to manage calls, alarms and emergency evacuations from its various buildings. Our various systems meet the requirements of a PPMS (Specific Safety Plan) by offering solutions tailored to the specific needs of your establishments.

Places of worship
Sound systems in places of worship (churches, temples or mosques) are generally provided by acoustic columns, which ensure optimal sound distribution in reverberant environments. The installation of a magnetic induction loop provides assistance to people with hearing impairments who use hearing aids.

Shop
In a shop or boutique, background music plays a vital role in creating an atmosphere and establishing a strong brand image with customers. As well as setting the mood, advertising messages can be played whilst customers are in the shop. The microphone desk enables in-shop announcements.

Supermarket
To provide background music, broadcast advertisements and, above all, trigger evacuation announcements relating to emergency procedures, Rondson recommends a safety public address system featuring our compact PAW45-04-VES unit, which is EN54-16 certified.

PPMS / POMSE
As part of a PPMS installation, IP-based public address systems enable very rapid interaction through remote data access and control. This is a particularly effective solution for complexes comprising several buildings

IP-based sound system

Magnetic buckle
Our wide range of magnetic induction loop amplifiers enables us to ensure accessibility for people with hearing impairments in public spaces requiring sound systems, ranging from 1 m² to 1,000 m² (e.g. service desks, counters, ticket offices, administrative offices, places of worship).

Conference

Shopping street, Christmas market
A typical 100V system for a shopping street requires a strategically located equipment cabinet from which to broadcast sound to the various streets or squares using weatherproof loudspeakers or sound projectors.

Stadiums, sports complexes
A typical 100V system in a stadium or sports complex depends on several factors, such as the floor area and whether it is indoors or outdoors, which require a suitable amplifier and loudspeakers.

Town Hall and local authorities

Park

Camping
The size of a campsite requires clear outdoor announcements and multi-zone management. The amplifier must power around ten IP66 sound projectors and a few recessed speakers for the reception area. A call-out microphone console completes the system for all announcements and calls to campers.

Of course, we also recommend our audio equipment for use in other public venues, such as sound systems in amusement parks and data centres…
If you’d like to set up your own system, please feel free to contact our Sales and Engineering Department at contact@rondson.com