EP1200
Rack-mounted emergency paging microphone panel with highest-priority override and siren/message interfaces. EP1200 replaces the older EP1200A.
Amperes · Paging & emergency control
Paging & emergency control
Amperes EP1200 emergency paging panel
Amperes MR1301 MK II message player
Plan live paging, recorded evacuation messages and fire-alarm triggers. Compare the Amperes EP1200, MR1301 MK II and FI6000 MK II roles below.
How it works
Coordinate announcements and emergency messages.
Live paging, recorded messages and emergency override serve different tasks. Their priorities and affected speaker zones must follow the approved operating sequence.
MR1301 MK II
Web-configurable evacuation message player and recorder with 16 memory banks, 32GB internal storage, RS485 and LAN.
FI6000 MK II
Fire-alarm interface family for programmable emergency sequences, selected to suit the approved system design.
Planning emergency audio: Define who can page, which stored messages play, the fire-alarm triggers and the affected zones. Confirm the required priority and override settings.
What to confirm.
Identify the interfaces.
List paging stations, message sources and required fire-alarm connections.
Define the sequence.
Document message priorities, affected zones and operator controls.
Confirm the design requirements.
Check required approvals, interfaces and system compatibility before quotation.
Related components
Connect the rest of the PA system.
Explore the connected parts below when planning the complete PA system.
Final model compatibility, loads and installation requirements are checked before quotation.
Source layer
Mixers & audio sources
Prepare programme/emergency inputs and source routing.
Explore category →Distribution
Zone control
Route announcements to the required speaker zones.
Explore category →Amplification
Power amplifiers
Size amplification to the actual speaker load and standby philosophy.
Explore category →Selecting for a new project
Confirm the final equipment list.
PNSS confirms current models, availability, warranty and required accessories at quotation.
Maintaining an installed system
Review existing equipment.
Share model numbers and system condition to assess repair, reuse or replacement.
Request an equipment assessment →Planning paging or emergency announcements?
Share the zone plan, alarm interfaces and required announcement sequence.
