The Slim Model with the Big Voice
29/11/2011 Motion 29 Limited
High performance sounder with super compact dimensionsMotion29 have introduced Patlite's new UNBELIEVABLY super skinny MP3 voice annunciator. Their thinnest model yet, the BSV has a depth of just 19.9mm - nearly 80% slimmer than the BDV model.
The new slim model is designed to complement the miniaturization of modern production line equipment. It is easy to install, requiring less labour time than traditional models, and incorporates a built-in sound reduction function to limit noise pollution and power dissipation.
Despite its slim build, a maximum sound of 87 dB (at 1m) can be reached in normal operation mode. The sound reduction function (recommended for night time use, while on standby, etc) allows the operator to have full control by reducing the volume from between -1 and -50dB in line with environmental conditions.
Volume adjustment is easily accessible from the front panel, and a low power of 3.5W (max) takes an extra load off the power supply. An SD card slot is incorporated into the unit to allow messages to be written and re-written and the Patlite Playlist Editor software (free to download) allows messages to be added or edited with ease - no prior programming knowledge required.
The BSV model allows for versatility in installation, and versions are available for both wall and panel mount. The front design is available in three colours to enable integration in all applications, whether production sites or public locations. What's more, the speaker structure is cleverly designed to repel water, allowing for exposition to environments where rain showers or similar may be present.
For further information, please contact:
Motion 29 Limited
29 Woodfieldside Business Park
Pontllanfraith
Blackwood
Caerphilly County
NP12 2DG
Tel: 08450 942510
Fax: 08450 942520
Email: sales@motion29.co.uk
Web: www.motion29.com
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