The term quality is commonly used mainly in projects involving video devices, and this ranges from cameras to network surveillance cameras. However, when the topic of "quality audio" is addressed, the quality levels are not always verified.
This is due to the false concept that audio equipment is always directed towards the music industry, and therefore, audio equipment for security and access control does not require as much quality. However, this concept can lead to serious errors in secure projects.
To illustrate better, you have probably heard some audio transmission via horns in street cars or even in parking lots and parks, and depending on your location, it is not possible to identify words in what was transmitted by these devices due to noise or even external factors.
In a security project where audio alerts can guide people through parks or protect them through instructions, the audio transmission via these speakers and horns becomes extremely necessary for quality.
And again, the term quality is referred to, but this time not only in terms of durability and material resistance, but also in audio transmission and technological innovations in the production of smart equipment.
Horns
Horns are one of the main devices responsible for audio transmission, especially in open environments. The best way to maintain audio quality is to look for a horn that can connect to the digital network. This is because digital audio transmission allows for optimized and 100% intact reproduction of recorded data without loss of quality.
The smart horn solution manufactured by Axis, the Axis C1310-E, is one of these examples of innovative quality equipment. This is because the system allows for various forms of technical optimization for volume compensation and track mixing to deliver the best possible audio.
The greatest advantage of the C1310-E horn is having an intelligent system for integrated processing within the horn, eliminating the need for an audio control room. The horn also has an internal microphone that checks if the audio is being transmitted and calibrates according to the type of area and external noise. Additionally, this microphone is responsible for notifying the operator if the horn is functioning correctly without the need to travel to the installation site.
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