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Praesideo applications and overview |
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The simple system philosophy
behind Praesideo is demonstrated by the amount and total
inter-compatibility of system elements.
By combing multiple functions in the units, the number of different
system elements is kept to a minimum, thus simplifying both
ordering and installations. Putting together a top class public
address and emergency sound system has never been this easy. |
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additional information about Bosch Praesideo please do not hesitate
to contact
us directly. Or
if you know what you are looking for, please complete our quotation
request form and our Bosch team will respond to your
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Cruise ships |
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Industrial complexes |
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Public buildings |
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Airports |
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Shopping centres |
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Metro Stations |
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Hotels |
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Community centres |
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Railway Stations |
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Supermarkets |
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Transport terminals |
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Stadiums & sports venues |
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Easy System Design
Unlike traditional PA systems, the Praesideo uses a network
configuration rather than having all system elements connected
to a central controller. This architecture gives real freedom
in system design. The 'daisy-chain' network topology means system
elements can be connected (and added at a later date) to virtually
any point.
The optical system cabling carries no signals, so no extra wiring
is ever necessary. Smaller systems can easily be expanded to
match changing requirements, for instance creating new zones.
And the flexible system architecture allows any type of equipment
to be located wherever is most suitable in the building (e.g.
power amplifiers closer to loudspeakers)
Reliability
What's more, by connecting the network ends together, a 'redundant'
loop is created so any break in the cable doesn't affect operation
- an important consideration in an emergency system. Automatic
switching to spare elements in the system is possible if equipment
operation is disrupted. |
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Compliant with almost all
major standards for emergency sound systems
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Digital audio |
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DSPs in most system elements
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Class D-type of amplifiers
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'wire-free' loudspeaker line
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High capacity network |
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Branched tree network topology
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Optional fibre network
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WEB based technology
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User friendly configuration
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Worldwide applicable
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Eliminates cross talk, preserves
signal quality |
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No need for external equalizer,
delay unit, limiter |
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Lower power consumption (battery
capacity), less heat, less rack space |
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Reduced installation cost
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Multiple simultaneous audio
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System elements can be located
anywhere, virtually no system limits, making installation
quick and easy |
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Higher security in operation
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Immune to interference |
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Direct connection to local
area network (no additional PC required), remote
configuration and remote diagnostic |
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Reduces engineering costs
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