Communication and intercom systems

What we actually do

• Design of wired and wireless intercom systems — we are a Riedel integrator
• RF coverage surveys — dead zones are found on site, not on a floor plan
• Control panels, beltpacks, headsets, stage boxes
• Integration with existing production systems
• Audio transport networks for communication and distribution
• Group and conference-path configuration based on your real roles
• Crew training and as-built documentation
• Support during events

How a project unfolds

We analyse your needs. Who needs to communicate with whom, under what conditions and at what moments. The system is designed around your roles and your operations.

We assess the coverage. We measure RF coverage on site to identify problem areas and ensure reliable communication everywhere it is needed.

We install and train. We configure the system with your teams and train them to use it effectively and independently.

Questions we get asked

“Wired or wireless?” Almost always both. Wired for fixed control positions, wireless for anything that moves. The real subject isn’t the technology, it’s coverage.

“Does it connect to our current system?” In most cases, yes. Extending an existing system often costs less than replacing it, and we’ll tell you if that’s your case.

“How many channels do we need?” It depends on your roles, not on the size of the room. A small production with heavy coordination can need more channels than a large, well-divided event.

“What if a link drops during the event?” That’s designed in from the start: redundant paths, spare batteries, a failover procedure. We design for the bad night, not for the rehearsal.