THE PUBLIC ADDRESS AND VOICE ALARM SYSTEM (PAVA)

The Public Address and Voice Alarm System (PAVA) is an efficient way of conveying critical information to the occupants and fostering calmness at the same time, in the event of an emergency. It can deliver pre-recorded messages or live announcements. It is generally integrated with the advanced fire detection systems.
It's also known as the Voice Evacuation System or Voice Alarm Control and Indication Equipment (VACIE) system, in terms of fire safety.

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What Comprises a PAVA System?

  • Control panel
  • Microphone
  • Amplifier
  • Speaker
  • Power supply backup

Where to Install PAVA System?

The PAVA system should be installed in large public gathering places such as schools, offices, hospitals, malls, and other commercial buildings. It should always be integrated with the fire alarm and detection systems to ensure a cohesive emergency response plan.

Why Install a PAVA System?

Effective Communication

To reach a large public effectively with pre-recorded or live messages.

Reduce Panic

Provide clear instructions to reduce confusion and panic in the event of a fire.

Safe Evacuation

Helps occupants navigate through the safest emergency route.

Maintain Calmness

Reduces congestion and maintains calmness among occupants.

Evacuation Strategy

Supports the effective implementation of evacuation strategies.

Human Safety

Ensures optimum safety of human lives during fire emergencies.

Human Behavior in Fire Emergencies

13%

React promptly to fire alarms or bells

45%

React promptly to text messages or text information

75%

React promptly to voice alarms