The popularity of conference audio has brought great convenience to people's work, and because of its advantages, people are using it more and more frequently. Because the frequency of using professional conference audio in the conference room is very high, in order to make the conference audio use longer, what should be paid attention to when using conference audio?

What are the precautions for using conference speakers?

First, pay attention to controlling the temperature of the speaker

Because there is a certain limit to the working temperature of the conference speaker. It should not be too low or too high, otherwise it will affect the sensitivity of the conference sound and have a certain impact on the effect of sound amplification. Therefore, when using conference audio, it is necessary to pay attention to adjusting the working temperature of the conference audio according to the season to ensure its best use.

Second, pay attention to the reset after using the speaker

When using conference audio, ordinary people will have a bad habit, that is, they will directly turn off the main switch. In fact, this is very bad for the conference sound. If the conference speaker is in this state of use for a long time, even the most professional conference speaker will have a certain impact on the reset button. Therefore, when using the conference audio, be sure to reset it first and then turn off the switch to protect the conference audio.

Third, pay attention to cleaning the speaker regularly

Oxidation occurs when the metal is exposed to air for a long time, which can lead to poor contact with the signal line. Therefore, the conference audio should be cleaned regularly to ensure the normal use of the conference audio. When cleaning, you only need to use cotton dipped in some alcohol to clean, which is simple and convenient.

Fourth, pay attention to avoid direct sunlight

This is also a more important point, do not let the sun shine directly on the conference audio, and also avoid the conference audio near the heat source that is too high temperature, to avoid the use of conference audio components aging in advance.