Inspection of theatre equipment
Inspection and servicing of theatre equipment is crucial to ensure safety, reliability and optimal performance of the equipment. They check electrical and mechanical components, test lighting and sound systems, and inspect stage mechanisms and fire safety.
Assembly areas in theatres are subject to strict standards, especially in the areas of fire protection and emergency lighting.
There are two basic types of inspections: initial, carried out before the facility is put into operation, and periodic, carried out at regular intervals. Each inspection is documented by an inspection report, which is very important for insurance claims, approval and other administrative purposes. Regular revision inspections range from 3 months to 5 years depending on the type of equipment.
Technological units subject to revision
Electrical equipment
Electrical equipment in cultural houses includes all electrical infrastructure for lighting, sound, video, and other functions. This includes wiring, lighting systems, sound systems, and security features.
Security systems
There are different types of security systems to protect property, staff and visitors. These include: alarm systems, CCTV systems, access control, fire detectors, security lighting and technical equipment security.
Stage and technological equipment
They include various elements and technologies used on and around the theatre stage. These include: stage moves, lift tables and platforms, rigging, shielding, special effects, audiovisual technology.
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Service of theatre equipment
The service of theatre equipment includes regular maintenance, repairs and technical support of the equipment in the theatre environment.
Typical service tasks include:
Inspection and maintenance of the lighting system, including lighting equipment, spotlights, lighting panels and control systems.
Inspection of audio equipment, including microphones, speakers, mixing consoles and other audio systems.
Maintenance of stage equipment such as ropes, curtains, stage mechanisms and flooring.
Inspection and repair of technical equipment such as electrical wiring, air conditioning, security systems and more.
Types of service
Warranty service
After purchasing theatre equipment, the customer usually receives a warranty that covers possible manufacturing defects or shortages for a specified period of time, often usually one year. Under this warranty, free repair or replacement of damaged parts or equipment is provided.
After Warranty Service
Includes paid repairs, maintenance and upgrades to theatre equipment. This may include repairs to damaged components, routine maintenance, software upgrades, or system enhancements in line with new technology and theatre requirements.
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