Cambridge Sound Masking Awarded with Works with WELL License
Cambridge sound masking solutions have earned the Works with WELL license, a program from the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) that recognizes products aligned with the WELL Building Standard. As an IWBI member, Biamp joins a global network of brands contributing to health, well-being, and sustainability in built environments.
The following Biamp products meet the Works with WELL license requirements:
- Qt X sound masking generators
- Qt active and standard emitters
- NPX paging stations
- DS1320 active emitters
- DS loudspeakers, wall maskers, and processors
- Voltera A series amplifiers
- PS-AE-3 power supply and PI-AE power injector
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