Crowd management for Christopher Street Day in Hamburg

Yes — fully meets DIN EN 50849 (electroacoustic emergency warning systems). The system was designed specifically for safety-relevant announcement and alerting tasks, technically built for everyday operation as well as for emergencies. For ELA systems, DIN EN 50849 sets out the relevant framework. Because — unlike mobile network-based solutions — does not depend on any external network, it is always immediately usable and fully meets the requirements set out in the standard. Other safety-related standards such as DIN EN 54, DIN VDE 0833-4 or DIN 14675 (voice alarm systems) concern a different field of use and functional scope and are therefore not relevant for in terms of approval. Since 2017, has been used successfully many times a public address system for temporary and mobile applications in mission-critical communication tasks. RADACOM and your regional partner will be happy to advise you on the wide range of functions and support you in implementing the requirements cost-effectively.

Depending on the application, can implement various functions via a single, integrated communications platform. mainly reduces the effort required for separate loudspeaker, control and communication solutions. Material requirements and cabling work are reduced, and information and emergency announcements can be made from a single location. The savings achieved in this way can quickly offset the rental and installation costs of . When its wide range of functions is used consistently, the result is often not only an increased level of safety and easier work for employees, but also savings in the overall budget. For crowd management and other safety-related coordination tasks, combines employee alerting, visitor information and system control on a single platform. This reduces the need for materials, cabling and cable ramps that pose a trip hazard. In addition, tasks that would otherwise require several security, reporting or operating posts distributed along the route can be handled from a single location through central announcements, remote control and status monitoring. This can reduce staffing requirements or allow personnel to be deployed more effectively at safety-critical points. Particularly for temporary events, this significantly reduces the costs of planning, setting up and operating the safety technology.

operates via its own autonomous radio network and is completely independent of public communications networks and their availability. This makes the system highly resistant to external influences. As does not rely on cables but communicates by radio, the connection is automatically re-established after an interruption. This makes far more resilient to disruptions in normal operations than many other systems and demonstrates the crisis resilience of this communications system. has an internal battery with a runtime of up to 16 hours and also supplies connected accessory modules. Even if the mobile network is overloaded, the internet provider has been hacked or someone has pulled out the wrong plug, continues to operate. This means that crowd management for Christopher Street Day in Hamburg remains reliably functional even in the event of a power failure or disruptions to public communications networks.

When the music is loud, uses a flashing light to signal to the DJ or the person responsible for the float that the music must be stopped immediately. The visual signal is clearly noticed on site and triggers the necessary interruption. This ensures that safety-critical announcements remain reliably understandable even with loud floats and dense crowds.

is rented by the day through certified partners, including advice, instruction and technical support. Your regional partner coordinates the deployment with you. Find a partner and request a rental