Unified PA is an IP PA system and an essential component of Commend’s holistic solution approach.
This approach provides unique opportunities for operators and efficiency for users in daily operations for example, it allows any station to make announcements.
At the same time, the uniform platform makes it possible to react immediately to announcements and even to respond via the speakers as well as via the stations.
Our public address systems are used in Shopping Malls, industrial facilities and in public infrastructures from transport to smart cities to ensure enhanced safety and efficiency.
Commend IP Amplifiers come with SIP/IoIP capabilities, which allows them to integrate easily and seamlessly into existing VoIP/SIP-PBX systems as needed.
This enables Public Address broadcasts via SIP telephones as well as the option of adding PA to existing SIP-PBX systems.
Even serverless solutions can be implemented with very simple means, using SIP telephones and Commend IP Amplifiers or Commend IP speakers.
Live PA announcements. Also prerecorded, time scheduled audio message, tone, alarm and bell distribution.
Multiple simultaneous streams of background music can be distributed throughout the system at each zone.
Dynamic grouping of PA zones, with no limit on the number of groups or the number of zones within a group.
Optional ambient noise sensing microphones provide Automatic Level Control (ALC) across the system.
Features dynamic grouping of PA zones, with no limit on the number of groups or the number of zones within a group ensuring complete system scalability.
System size and design flexibility plus time and zones scheduling, the ability to create detailed announcement files and dynamic grouping of PA zones.
The ability to connect devices anywhere on the network and RTP Transmission protocol used for delivering audio over the system.
Seamless integration to many leading 3rd party system including building & security management, CCTV, access control and telephony.
The IP PA system has the added ability to monitor and interrogate the system for faults via the network.