Tannoy system recommendation

[sjhall]

I've got a large factory that is after some sort of PA system, can anyone recommend a good one, do they make wireless versions?

Thanks

 

[amlu]

for a large place use a 100v line system.
Constant-voltage speaker system - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
you will need an amp, some cable (2 core 1mm should do the job) and 100v line speakers...
for brands go for adastra, cloud.

 

[davesparks]

If you want quality then go for a cloud 100V line system

If you want cheap then go for a DAP audio 100V line system.

 

[tazz]

Plenty out there...Balwin Boxhall, TOA plus above.
Note you will need a PRS licence to play music

 

[Fin170]

Never done one but observed that if it forms part of an emergency announcement system (e.g. fire alarm) it should be wired in FP or MICC

Unless something says otherwise I would for future proofing

 

[tazz]

If you want a VAPA then yes it is wired in FP200, but will also required end of line monitoring units, high swop spare amplifier, full battery backup and approved voice storage/mixing unit.

 

[UKMeterman]

If you want to have a look round try Canford - Professional audio, video and broadcast equipment they are not cheap but will give you an idea of leading names, and markup should you buy the same parts from elsewhere such as cpc.farnell.com

 

[tazz]

Have always used Baldwin Boxhall....again expensive, but sound quality is excellent even on 100v line. Baldwin Boxall - Voice Alarm, Voice Evacuation, VACIE, Disabled Refuge, Fire Telephones, Emergency Voice Communication and Public Address systems by Baldwin Boxall

 

[Tidy Max]

I used to do alot of pa/va. If you need any advice i will gladly help you mate. The few PA installs i do these days i just use TOA, good price and reliable stuff. Whats the system doing? Any nusic or just annoucements? Is it zoned?

 

[Maddison]

Atleast its wireless

 

[ian.settle1]

Atleast its wireless

Not very directional though.