OWI Unveils Amplified Classroom Speaker with Flexible Power Consumption -- THE Journal

Share this Page

AV & Presentation | News

OWI Unveils Amplified Classroom Speaker with Flexible Power Consumption

By Dan Thompson
08/26/10

OWI's AMP-1SGRN can run on either 25 watts or 50 watts, depending on needs.

OWI, a company that produces weatherized and weatherproof speakers, has debuted an energy-efficient amplified speaker for use in schools.

The amplified speaker, AMP-1SGRN, offers flexible power consumption, running on 25 watts or 50 watts when needed. The device is Energy Star compliant with an operating efficiency of 87 percent, according to OWI.

Features include priority audio override for emergency paging and a self testing feature, run once an hour, that produces a flashing red light when the amplified speaker is in need of service.

The device also features a sleep mode that it enters after 15 minutes of non use.

Further information is available here.

About the Author

Dan Thompson is a freelance writer based in Brea, CA. He can be reached here.

THE Magazine

THE NEWS UPDATE

Email Address*Country*Select primary job title/function*Select place of work*

Please type the letters/numbers you see above.

Webcasts

All Webcasts

Whitepapers

In-Building Wireless Reference Architecture

In Building Wireless (IBW) involves the distribution of wireless signals inside buildings to provide data and voice connectivity. IBW can provide a direct wireless signal from cellphone carriers into the building using small cells or a Distributed Antenna System (DAS). A DAS is a network of antennas that sends and receives cellular signals on a carrier’s licensed frequencies, thereby improving voice and data connectivity for end users. Lack of capacity and coverage are the two main performance issues that an IBW deployment can resolve. Understanding what they mean is essential to comparing and choosing the right IBW technology. Read more...

All Whitepapers

Share this Page