NOVA PA/GA Equipment For Hazardous and Non-Hazardous Environments0 pages

GAI-Tronics Systems
NOVA PA/GA Equipment
For Hazardous and Non-Hazardous Environments
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Power Generation
Oil and Gas
Petrochemical
Chemical
Water/Waste Water
Treatment
Steel and Heavy Metals
Manufacturing
Pulp and Paper
Airports, Bus and Trains
Stations
National Parks, Zoos,
Gardens, Amusement Theme
Parks and Tourist Sites
Office Complexes and
Shopping Centres
The NOVA Public Address and General Alarm system utilizes microprocessor technology and cutting edge
digital voice techniques to provide superior performance and reliability for all types of facilities. From
remote system monitoring, to complete system health checks, to individually addressable speakers,
NOVA’s innovative features meet customers requirements in a wide range of applications.
CUSTOMER BENEFITS
SYSTEM CAPABILITIES
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The NOVA 2001 PA/GA system offers a
wide range of features and accommodates
the largest of system requirements. NOVA
offers:
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Remote network interface reduces costs by
allowing remote maintenance and system
reconfiguration
Fully networkable system offers almost
limitless audio distribution capability
Fault diagnosis / alarm reporting are shown
on the access panel to inform operator of
system problems immediately
Fully configurable messages and alarm
tones offer practically unlimited capacity of
expansion
With GAI-Tronics patented SMART
Modules, the system monitors
troubleshooting of the individual speakers,
line transformers, and voice-coils with no
additional cabling required, which
significantly reduces maintenance costs
Large capacity digital audio matrix
accommodates virtually any size system
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Up to 32 duplicated (A/B) nodes in a single
network
Up to 64 audio inputs such as Access
Panels, telephone or radio systems
Up to 16 simultaneous audio paths per
network
Up to 128 paging zones
256 inputs / 320 outputs for external system
interface such as fire and gas detection,
process monitoring, pullboxes, sounders,
beacons and others
Individually controlled and monitored
speakers
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24 Hours of Message Memory
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64,000+ Intelligent Devices in a Network
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Amplifier back-up via hot standby,
redundancy of central equipment, or
complete system duplication