or just a stand alone pa and leave the fire alarm to do its job

Yes absolutely, amazes me that schools use the fire alarm tone for breaks , Muppets , or whoever rigged it up that way

Surely it doesn't conform to BS if they can do that

why wouldnt it al?

ie what reg does it break?

Yes absolutely, amazes me that schools use the fire alarm tone for breaks , Muppets , or whoever rigged it up that way

Surely it doesn't conform to BS if they can do that

most do it

I don't know what regs it breaks but why would you confuse the fire tones with break tones unless tones are selectable ? On a fire system , hadn't seen that normally fixed once fitted

I don't know what regs it breaks but why would you confuse the fire tones with break tones unless tones are selectable ? On a fire system , hadn't seen that normally fixed once fitted

like the weekly test,times

for every member of staff? if the current sounders for class change are independent the wiring could be reused for speakers saving a great deal on install costs

What about one per class?

Costs less then a wired install I bet?

http://www.scope-uk.com/products/geo84zwm.htm

What about one per class?

Costs less then a wired install I bet?

http://www.scope-uk.com/products/geo84zwm.htm

depends on the size of the school

Doable but have you tried getting anything done with authority it depts

No but can imagine, was imagining a more independent type place though!

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depends on the size of the school

So what are you saying, a larger wireless pager system is more expensive than a large wired system, or a small wireless pager system is more expensive than a small wired system?

If you are still talking about using an existing hard wired installation then I see your point, but from scratch the wireless will be cheaper.

its all academy now with the ofsted stasi,imo of course

 

Academys are schools that got RIs around here, in over words failing and had to be put in to special measures