
The venue speaks zone by zone. No wiring.
SafeVoice delivers audio messages to each zone of a venue, scheduled or emergency, triggered from the cloud. Welcome, farewell or evacuation, wherever they are needed.
- By zone
- Scheduled
- Emergency
Illustrative video of the speakers in a parking lot at night.
The problem
Warning the whole venue at once isn't always warning it well.
Each zone of a venue needs its own message at its own moment, and wiring audio in a parking lot or an open space is expensive and slow.
What changes with SafeVoice
- 01
Each zone hears its own message.
Welcome, farewell or evacuation, only where it applies.
- 02
No wiring work.
Audio reaches each zone without running cables through the venue.
- 03
Scheduled or emergency.
Messages on a schedule and emergency activation, from the cloud.
The physical response · SafeVoice v2, ready for pilot
Linked to CarDefense or JammerDefense, it speaks to the attacked zone.
What for
- Welcome and farewell
- Scheduled announcements by zone
- Evacuation and emergencies
What the service includes
- Audio units for each zone
- Scheduled and emergency activation from the cloud
- Installation and maintenance by Tank
Datasheet
Technical specifications
Tank Civil
Tank SafeVoice
Zoned audio, no wiring. The venue speaks zone by zone when it needs to.
Public specifications
| Parameter | Value | Condition |
|---|---|---|
| Operation | ||
| Activation | Scheduled and emergency | From the cloud |
| Reach | By zone | Each zone receives its own message |
| Track record | In continuous operation | At a high-traffic public venue |
Public data. The full datasheet, with test and installation conditions, is delivered to your team during the evaluation. Specifications subject to change without notice. TNK-SV-FT-EN-001 rev A · v0.1
Frequently asked questions
Does it respond to a jamming attack?
Yes, with SafeVoice v2 linked to CarDefense or JammerDefense: it automatically speaks to the attacked zone. v2 is ready for pilot.
Is it only for jamming attacks?
No. Any scenario can trigger the audio, whether scheduled announcements, a welcome, a farewell or an evacuation.
