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clear, allowing undisturbed face-to- face communication between staff and passengers, but are of laminated 42mm bullet-resistant glass, granting the utmost safety for staff and security for cash transactions. The larger windows’ weight was 425g, so all were lifted into position using specialist Geko lifting hydraulic equipment fitted with powerful vacuum pads.
The windows extend down to below waist level to aid persons of restricted mobility (PRM), while the needs of the Disability Discrimination Act are also catered for by the provision of horizontal grab rails. For those interested in acronyms – and surely that does not apply to many of those they most affect – PRM has, for some unknown reason, replaced the now moribund MIP (mobility impaired person) in PC speak. The Farringdon communication system is non-distorting and once again guarantees a stress-free interchange between public and staff. Induction loops are fitted to the windows for the benefit of hearing aid users. Chip and pin terminals are available on the outside counters while recessed cash/ticket trays make transactions speedy, simple and secure. On the staff side of the security
windows the shelf surfaces are of Staron – hard wearing, stain resistant and easy to clean and the entire layout reflects Sonic’s vast experience in the requirements of ticket staff.
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point of contact between the traveller and the railway employee. Sonic’s Farringdon windows will help to make that meeting pleasant as well as efficient for the vastly
increased number of passengers when the Thameslink/Crossrail interchange is fully operational. For further information please contact: Sonic Windows, Units 14/15 Beeching Park Industrial Estate, Wainwright Road, Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex, TN39 3UR. Tel: 01424 223864 Fax: 01424 215859 email:
enquiries@sonicwindows.co.uk; web:
www.sonicwindows.co.uk
LCS L.C. SWITCHGEAR LTD.
TRACK BYPASS, ISOLATION & BONDING FOR SAFE MAINTENANCE
www.lcswitchgear.com
MIKE WORBY SURVEY CONSULTANCY
Chartered Land and Engineering Surveyors and Geospatial Consultants measuring , modelling and mapping the
Railway Environment Our Services include:-
Dual Frequency GPS Topographic Surveys
Engineering Surveys and Setting Out Track and Structural Monitoring 3d Modelling and Design
Measured Building Surveys
3d Laser Scanning Boundary Matters
Expert Witness Reports Geospatial Consultancy
L.C. Switchgear is ISO 9001: 2008 accredited so you can be assured of their quality, reliability and service. This accreditation is supported by 20 years experience and an extensive product history which includes:- 2327 Switchgear Enclosures 1054 Switch Automation’s & Customised Switches 778 Fuse Assemblies and Enclosures 232 Indicator Assemblies 989 Resistor Assemblies (Inc. Spark Gap & Non Linear Resistors) 580 Control Panels (Inc. PLC’s & Mimic Panels)
All are fully compliant with Railway Standards & UK Legislation. Extensive Range of Approved Products
Britain’s leading supplier of DC Trackside Switchgear to UK Railways
L.C. Switchgear Ltd., Unit 16, St Josephs Business Park, St Josephs Close, Hove, East Sussex, BN3 7ES Tel: 01273 770540 Fax: 01273 770547 Email:
mail@lcswitchgear.com
Contact:- Michael Worby Mob :- +44(0)7767 456196 tel/fax:- +44(0)1707 333677 Email :-
survey@mw-sc.co.uk Website:-
www.mw-sc.co.uk
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