Voice evacuation control unit 500W 8 lines EVA-3000M - RONDSON RON-02943

The RONDSON EVA-3000M is the main control unit of the Honeywell INTEVIO voice evacuation and public address system, built to manage, monitor, and coordinate every connected device as the operational heart of the installation. Advanced capabilities include audio storage and playback, zone control, signal monitoring, timed programming, and automatic fault diagnosis within one central platform.

Its integrated 500 W amplifier can drive up to eight loudspeaker lines, suiting small to medium-sized applications; for larger sites, zone expander modules increase system capacity. Supervision is comprehensive: anomalies on main and backup power, CPU, microphones, amplifiers, loudspeaker circuits, and dry contacts are detected, reported, and logged in internal memory. Should the CPU malfunction, emergency announcements remain possible through the PTT microphone, preserving operational continuity.

The EVA-3000M also supports instant message recording and playback, dual audio channels for background music and simultaneous announcements, external amplifier management, and automatic backup strategies that reduce overall system cost. Configuration is carried out with dedicated software or directly from the front LCD panel. User-facing benefits include automatic diagnostics with fault logging and full monitoring of power supplies, CPU, microphones, amplifiers, and speaker lines; announcements that still run after CPU failure; a built-in 500 W Class-D amplifier for up to eight zones, expandable via additional modules; immediate messaging via PTT microphone or call station; Plug & Play features, an integrated timer, audio monitoring, and an intuitive LCD interface; cost savings through amplifier sharing and a single backup amplifier for the entire system; third-party compatibility, including fire alarm systems, via dry contacts; 1 GB internal memory and a 4 GB SD card for audio files, configurations, and logs.

Typical areas of use: EN 54-16 certified voice evacuation systems in single buildings; commercial facilities such as shopping centres, supermarkets, and shops; public buildings including schools, offices, libraries, and municipalities; industrial and logistics environments; hotels, hospitality venues, and multifunction complexes; systems needing scheduled announcements, background music, and emergency communications; installations demanding continuous supervision and high operational reliability.