Saturday, 3 March 2018

Sound system selection and price calculation for training hall


Sound system selection and price calculation for training hall
·         Hall capacity -60 person
·         Hall size: 18x 6 sqm= 108 sqm,


sound system for training hall
 Selection of speaker
Sound pressure level required              =50dB/sqm
SPL for hall                                         =108X50 = 5400 dB
Speaker capacity                                  = 92dB/1W/1M
Output of 15W speaker                                   =92X15= 1380 dB
Speaker efficiency                               = 70% (say)
Quantity of speaker                             = dB required/(efficiency X output of one speaker)
                                                             = 5400/(0.7 X 1380) = 5.59, Say 6 nos.
Selection of amplifier
Each speaker wattage                            = 15 W
No. of speaker                                     = 6
Total watt                                             = 15 x 6 =90 Watt
Selected amplifier                                = 160Watt

Sr.
Item
Description
Qty
Rate
Amount
1
Amplifier SSA-160 DP
160 WATTS WITH BUILT-IN DIGITAL PLAYER PA MIXER AMPLIFIER
·         5 × Mic 0.65mV/4.7kΩ, 2 × Aux 100mV/470 kΩ
·         Built-in MP3 player with remote control for USB, SD/MMC card reader.
·         Preamplifier and Line Output for connecting to a Booster Amplifier
·         Circuit breaker for protection against overload and short circuit.
·         Instant transfer to DC power (Car Battery) if AC power fails.
·         Box Speaker/Driver Unit selector switch. Bass boost defeated at Driver Unit position for safer operation of driver units.
·         5 LED array for output level monitoring.
1
12435
12435
2
wall speaker ASC- 20T
15W/100V, PA Column Speaker
·         For Indoor applications like  in Halls, Auditoria,
·         Weather resistant , Foam laye
·         Mounting clamps & hardware
·         Aluminium extruded cabinet with die-cast aluminium covers.
·         Aluminium mesh grille in black colour.
·         100V transformer with rotary switch for power tap selection.

6
2015
12090
3
UHF,
 Wireless PA Microphones, 
 AWM-520V2

audio output: 0-50Mv,freq:40-15000Htz,antenna: telescopic, RF output power 10 mw, console -1 no, mic -2 nos. set
1
4800
4800
4
PRO+3400,  Mic
Frequency: 40-16,000Hz, impedance: 350ohm, cable: 10M twin core shielded low noise with 3 pin XLR connector & metal 6.3mm (¼”) phone plug, body: Zinc die-cast in attractive finish
2
3800
7600
5

Paging MIC, ACM-88, gooseneck microphone


Frequency: 50-15,000Hz , impedance: 600 ohm, Fitted with two robust e switches, flexible 300mm (12”) gooseneck with 6 mtrs. twin core shielded cable with 6.3mm (¼”) phone plug.

2
2165
4330
6

Microphone Stand

 

Type: Table/Floor Stand, Height: 350-530 mm , Base Dia: 150 mm

2
1090
2180
7

Wireless mic adapter

Wireless mic stand adapter

4
355
1420
8

Audio Extension Cable

3.5mm Male to Female Stereo Audio Extension Cable 5 Meters 

5
340
1700

 

Total (Rs.)



46555
BACK GROUND
Source
Sound Pressure (Pa)
Sound Pressure Level (dB)
Leaf rustling
0.0000632
10
Normal conversation
0.01
54
TV set at home
0.02
60
Passenger car as heard from roadside
0.1
74
Jack hammer
2.0
100
Jet engine as heard from 100 yards
100
134
Extremely loud rock band
200
140
Jet engine as heard from 1 yard
630
150
General:
1.      The column loudspeakers shall be installed vertically at a height of 1.5 m above the ground level and inclined at an angle of 8 degree to 10 degree towards the ground (if possible).
2.      All the loudspeakers in each group should be connected in parallel and in phase across the output line.
3.      Microphone cable-These cables carry low level signal currents and are, therefore, susceptible for electrical interference. Twisted pairs of conductors with sufficient insulation, screened continuously with close mesh of tinned copper braid shall be used. The copper braiding should be sheathed with an insulated covering. The microphone cables shall be isolated from power, loudspeaker and telephone cables.
4.      Joints in the cables should be avoided as far as possible.
5.      The speaker cable should be twin core rubber or PVC insulated lead-covered cables. These should be rated for 250 volts insulation and should be isolated from microphone cable and power cable.



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