How to choose equipment, design a system and what to keep in mind when deploying Ecler in each type of venue.
A restaurant with a waiting lobby, a main dining room, VIP rooms, a bar and a garden cannot share a single volume knob. This article explains how to divide the zones, choose the central Ecler equipment and place the controls so that each area adjusts its own part.
A resort has dozens of areas with different audiovisual needs. Ecler has all the equipment to cover them completely: loudspeakers for every space, amplifiers, zoning processors, video distribution, central control and peripherals, all speaking the same language. This article gives an overview of that ecosystem.
A gym needs punchy music to keep the workout pace, but each area needs a different level and the group class studio must hear the trainer clearly. This article explains how to divide the areas and choose the Ecler loudspeakers and central equipment, with photos of gyms that have been installed.
A hotel with 8–16 zones needs a separate music source and volume for each area, staff who can make adjustments on the spot, and a reception desk that can page the right area. This article presents a sample setup using the Ecler HUB zone manager, eMCONTROL1 control panels, WPaBT and WPaMIX-T, together with IC3 and IC6i in-ceiling loudspeakers and eMOTUS OD outdoor loudspeakers.
A good sound system still draws complaints if the staff do not know how to adjust it. A wall control panel puts just the few controls that matter where the user is. This article tells Ecler's four wall panel ranges apart and explains how to choose.
A 100 V line lets you run many loudspeakers on one long cable run without worrying about impedance. This article explains the principle, how to add up loudspeaker power to choose an amplifier, and a worked example with Ecler IC6i in-ceiling loudspeakers and an eHMA mixing amplifier.
The three Ecler IC in-ceiling loudspeakers differ in driver size, power and coverage. This article compares the IC3, IC6i and IC8i using the manufacturer's specifications and suggests how to choose by ceiling height and intended use.
Loudspeakers placed outdoors have to withstand rain, sun and dust. The Ecler eMOTUS OD range is rated IP65 and comes in three sizes: 3, 5 and 8 inch. This article compares the three models and sets out the points to note when installing them.
