This Swiss airport has opted for a single-origin network solution, based on this manufacturer's voice evacuation and public address systems.

photo Matthias Michel Bosch Bern Airport

To protect passengers, workers and owners optimally, airports must meet stringent requirements. In this environment, Bosch Security offers end-to-end solutions and services to protect these facilities; only in Germany, more than 180 millions of passengers a year benefit from the company's security technologies, and now the Bern Airport (Switzerland) has also relied on his experience.

Specifically,, A 185.000 business workers and tourists use Bern Airport annually. With this high traffic and to ensure that passengers receive boarding messages quickly and clearly, notices and messages of interest, its managers have chosen to install a public address system that meets the specifications required in this critical environment.

Bosch PaviroThe new networked solution for the airport terminal is based on Bosch Paviro voice evacuation and public address systems, used to make advertisements both throughout the terminal and in specific areas.

Bosch building experts have taken care of the entire project: from drawing to testing, going through the installation. Mario Glauser, in charge of technical infrastructure and projects at Bern Airport, noted that "the new solution allows us to communicate even better with passengers and provide greater safety while reliably meeting future demands".

Bosch Security PaviroThe airport can respond to emergencies faster and easier; In addition, automatic warnings and announcements to comfort passengers also help to reduce situations of tension.

"Technicians installed the system while the airport remained operational around them," Glauser adds.. It was all like silk, without causing interruptions or inconveniences for passengers".


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By • 28 May, 2018
• Section: Case studies, Communications, MAIN HIGHLIGHT, Urban security