Most enquiries start with a floor plan in PDF. Five steps follow, and the first three come back within two working days.
1. Speaker schedule. Target SPL by room use, then spacing from the coverage angle. Classrooms start at 75dB, corridors at 70dB, outdoor areas at 80dB — ambient noise decides anything above that.
2. Zone table. A zone equals one amplifier channel and one announcement boundary. Getting zones wrong costs far more in cable later than in hardware now.
3. Bill of materials and cable plan. Model, bracket and power method for every speaker, plus how many cables have to fit the tray.
4. Pre-configuration. SIP accounts, zones and scheduled tasks are written into the devices before shipping; on site it is wiring and addressing only.
5. Commissioning. Measured SPL, delay alignment, fire-linkage test, and a commissioning record the consultant can sign.
