Once the installation was complete employees at the distribution center underwent training sessions on the new system. Not only that, but Crocs donated 14,000 pairs of shoes to Dayton Area Hospital Association to distribute through the local Ohio health systems. “Getting the distribution center up and running became more important than ever as the shoe company was in demand by healthcare workers who utilize the comfortable footwear during long shifts. Mark Cohea, Vice President AV Systems at CRT LEA Professional is right in this sweet spot and provided us with an option for 4 and 8 channels in a single rack space between 200 to 300 Watts per channel.” “For this project we didn’t need a two-channel amp with 1000 watts but we also didn’t want a 10-watt multichannel amp.

The integrator knew that our CONNECT SERIES would be the perfect amplifier solution. Overhead paging is essential for health and safety protocols, providing emergency weather alerts, shelter-in-place orders and as well as operational directions to employees. Fast forward to the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic that has impacted every corner of the globe, Crocs took the necessarily steps to install an overhead paging system in its new distribution center to ensure it was set up for business as usual in a world facing unusual circumstances. At the time, the company had no idea just how its operations would be challenged in the months ahead, or how important the safety and operation of the distribution center would become as an essential facility. At the end of 2019, footwear giant Crocs made the decision to move its warehouse to a brand-new distribution center in Dayton, Ohio.

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