What is a Page Party System?
A Page Party System from GAI-Tronics is a flexible industrial intercom system that can integrate anywhere from two to potentially hundreds of stations. It is a distributed amplifier system designed to withstand the most challenging conditions. Offered in various configurations, each station is equipped with a handset, two amplifiers (one for the handset and another for driving one or more paging speakers), corresponding controls, and a paging speaker (typically installed separately). The stations are all connected in parallel, and new stations can be effortlessly added as and when needed.
Page Party System Working
To operate the Page/Party system, the user lifts the station handset, presses the page press bar and announces. The responding individual lifts the handset of their nearest station for full duplex communication over the party line. Up to ten individuals may engage in conversation on each party line.
Distributed amplifier system
Parallely wired to streamline system design
Modular Design
For ease of installation and replacement
Single or Multiparty lines
One or Five party lines
GAI-Tronics offers three distinct product lines categorized by technology. Each of these ranges have specialized products for hazardous areas, safe areas and for remote operations.
ORIGINAL
PAGE PARTY SYSTEM
The inaugural Paging system developed by GAI-Tronics, this series is an analog system functioning at 110V, interconnected with GAI-Tronics cables in parallel. It comes in both standard and smart series options.
INDUSTRIAL COMMUNICATION SERIES
Offered in standard or smart series, the ICS paging devices operate within a voltage range of 90-250V. These devices are connected in parallel using GAI-Tronics cables and are colored orange in accordance with industrial standards.
VoIP MULTICAST
SERVER-LESS SERIES
Digital intelligent paging devices with an operational voltage of 230V. These devices can be linked to your current LAN and can be monitored through the computer application from a central location streamlining management.
GAI-Tronics offers several accompanying ancillary devices for Page/Party systems. From acoustic hoods that ensure privacy and audibility to specialized weather resistant cables and speakers. These work to enhance and expand the performance of intra plant communications, prioritizing safety of industrial workers.
Acoustic Hoods
Choose between :
9-14dB Mean Noise Reduction Hood
(Yellow or red environment proof hood for indoor or outdoor installation)or
16dB Mean Noise Reduction Hood (light grey with zintec steel coating suitable for prisons and remand centres.)
Industrial Acoustic Hoods
23dB Mean Noise Reduction Hoods
Tailored for use and maintenance in industrial, petrochemical, and offshore settings, these are fire-resistant hoods made of glass fiber-reinforced plastic laminate with a removable internal shelf. Various color choices, including Yellow, Orange, and Red, are available to meet your preferences.
GAI-Tronics Cables
The enhanced functionality of GAI-Tronics communication systems is achieved through the use of GAI-Tronics cables. These cables are color-coded for simplified installation, and their configuration effectively eliminates interference, preventing cross-talk.
Speakers for Hazardous Area
In environments prone to hazards and elevated ambient noise, these robust, high-output loudspeakers are well-suited for broadcasting speech, announcements, and electronic alarm tones.
Speakers for Safe Area
Indoor speakers and outdoor speakers for corrosion and weather resistance.
Emergency Notification System
GAI-Tronics ADVANCE is a powerful industrial communication system designed to help people communicate clearly and quickly in large, noisy, and safety-critical environments.
Used in industries such as oil & gas, petrochemical plants, power stations, mining, transportation, and manufacturing, ADVANCE enables reliable voice communication across sites where standard phones or intercoms are not suitable.
At its core, GAI-Tronics ADVANCE connects industrial telephones, loudspeakers, horns, beacons, and control systems into one centralized platform. This allows operators to make announcements, trigger alarms, coordinate teams, and respond to emergencies — all from a single system.
