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pAudio Technologies

Szczecin maker of the IVO voice alarm range, dual-admitted for voice and fire alarm.

Top companies · September 2026

Manufacturer 6–20 people Est. 2010 1 office
About

pAudio Technologies manufactures the IVO family of voice alarm control equipment and fire-rated loudspeakers at Szczecin, and holds three valid CNBOP-PIB świadectwa dopuszczenia: 5266/2024 for the IVO COMPACT voice alarm control panel, 5641/2025 for the IVO panel with fire-equipment power supply, and 5336/2024 for an IVO COMPACT unit admitted as a combined voice alarm control panel and fire alarm control panel — a dual admission very few Polish makers hold. The company states compliance with EN 54-16:2008, EN 54-24 and EN 54-4, and beyond hardware offers electroacoustic simulation, acoustic measurement and system design.

Sectors & projects
  • Commercial offices
  • Retail
  • Hotels & hospitality
  • Healthcare
  • Education
  • Public & civic
  • Heritage
  • Transport
  • Industrial & logistics
  • Sport, leisure & culture
  • Mixed-use
  • Public & civic

    GMACH KANCELARII PREZESA RADY MINISTRÓW

    Installation of DSO voice alarm system

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  • Healthcare

    SZPITAL BIELAŃSKI

    Installation of DSO voice alarm system

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  • Transport

    DWORZEC ZACHODNI W POZNANIU

    Poznań

    Installation of DSO voice alarm and public address system

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  • Heritage

    WILLA LENTZA – OBIEKT ZABYTKOWY

    Installation of DSO voice alarm and public address system

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  • Mixed-use

    POSEJDON CENTER

    DSO voice alarm and PA installation in office and hotel parts

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  • Retail

    CENTRUM HANDLOWE – JANKI

    Installation of DSO voice alarm and public address system

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Projects as published on pAudio Technologies's own website.

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Office
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