Friday, July 30, 2010
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Mark Christensen - has an update on NFPA codes from the road
Here is some news from Mark Christensen regarding NFPA which he gathered during his recent travels.
Even though NFPA-72 will not likely become national law until 2015 local AHJ (authority having jurisdiction) are implementing the codes in public areas. AHJ's can be a city, a county or state and these entities are placing more importance on public safety. The Department of Defence has been using the mass notification standards since 2008, and the federal court system is now specifying MNEC (mass notification and emergency communication) systems into projects going forward. This approach is now being adopted by colleges and universities, who see lower insurance rates as a result of the upgraded safety precautions. The increased safety also resonates with the public. Mark Christensen spoke to a university who said,"if you are a parent and have to decide between two equally good schools, but one has a mass notification system in place, which would you choose?" It's an easy decision as a parent, but also for the schools who implement them.
Mark Christensen, SoundTube's Eastern Sales manager, expects the number of mass notification system will continue to grow over the next couple of years as local jurisdictions set their own requirements for public areas.
Here is an example of one school in Florida already using the system. {LINK}
If you would like to know more about to prepare for the NFPA standards contact you SoundTube regional manager.
Even though NFPA-72 will not likely become national law until 2015 local AHJ (authority having jurisdiction) are implementing the codes in public areas. AHJ's can be a city, a county or state and these entities are placing more importance on public safety. The Department of Defence has been using the mass notification standards since 2008, and the federal court system is now specifying MNEC (mass notification and emergency communication) systems into projects going forward. This approach is now being adopted by colleges and universities, who see lower insurance rates as a result of the upgraded safety precautions. The increased safety also resonates with the public. Mark Christensen spoke to a university who said,"if you are a parent and have to decide between two equally good schools, but one has a mass notification system in place, which would you choose?" It's an easy decision as a parent, but also for the schools who implement them.
Mark Christensen, SoundTube's Eastern Sales manager, expects the number of mass notification system will continue to grow over the next couple of years as local jurisdictions set their own requirements for public areas.
Here is an example of one school in Florida already using the system. {LINK}
If you would like to know more about to prepare for the NFPA standards contact you SoundTube regional manager.
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Espritu Santos Iglesia - uses HP129i
Friday, July 9, 2010
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Burger King uses 'musical shower' as latest trick to entice Japanese clientele -- Engadget
Musical shower also known as the FP6020 from SoundTube. These installs have been going in all over Asia and a few in Europe.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
SM31Ez, CM31EZ, IW31EZ now shipping
The exciting 3" series from SoundTube is now shipping! We have CM31EZ and IW31EZ in stock and ready for immediate shipment.
The SM31EZ-T are also available in small quantities for two weeks.
The SM31EZ-T are also available in small quantities for two weeks.
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