Understand the different components of a PAR G5 Drive-Thru System
Here at Sound Products, we are dedicated to making sure owning and running a drive thru system in Canada is as easy as it can be. We get a lot of questions from our customers about the different parts of the PAR G5 Drive-Thru Communications System. This document will hopefully clearly show and describe the most pertinent components.
The PAR G5 Headset
The PAR G5 headset is made of 3 different components that are all modular and customer replaceable.
The full headset is made up of the carrier, the control pod and the battery
The headset carrier is the part that goes over your head.
The headset carrier houses the microphone and speaker for the PAR headset.
PAR G5 Control Pod
The control pod on the other hand is the brains of the PAR wireless headset. It handles all the communication between the headset and the base station. It connects directly to the headset carrier.
The battery fits directly into the control pod of the headset
G5 Base Station
The base station is the main control unit for the PAR Drive-Thru system. The base station will connect to your headsets wirelessly. The base station also houses the vehicle detection module that is wired outside to your loop.
The base station is also wired directly to your microphone and speaker out at your speaker post and menu board outside.
The PAR G5 charging station allows customers to charge up to 5 headsets and 5 extra batteries at the same time.
The 12-slot battery charger
For larger operations PAR has a 12-slot battery charger that allows customers to charge up to 12 batteries at once.
The loop detector
The loop detector is the module is installed into your drive thru base station and wired to the lay in loop outside in your drive thru lane.
The lay in loop for vehicle detection connects to your base station and is laid into the concreate (or asphalt) of the drive thru.
The menu board is a large board outside by the speaker post that has your menu on it.
Today's digital menu boards have the speaking and microphone built into the unit. If this is the case the drive thru will not have a speaker post.
The speaker post
The speaker post is used for housing the microphone and speaker that connects to the base station inside the restaurant. This allows for communication with your customers.
Some digital menu boards have a microphone and speaker built in, eliminating the need for a standalone speaker post.
Your all Canadian Drive Thru Company
We love helping customers with their drive thru communication systems - existing or new installations are our specialty.
At Sound Products, we are dedicated to partnering with Canadian restaurants to deliver exceptional drive-thru solutions. Our expert team is committed to providing top-notch installation services, ensuring seamless integration and optimal performance of drive-thru systems. We also offer reliable and efficient repair services to minimize downtime and keep your drive-thru operations running smoothly. As technology evolves, we understand the importance of staying ahead, and that's why we are passionate about helping Canadian restaurants upgrade to the latest drive-thru systems, leveraging cutting-edge features and advancements to enhance customer experiences. With our 100% Canadian-owned and operated status, we take pride in serving businesses across the nation, providing personalized solutions tailored to your specific needs. Join hands with Sound Products and elevate your drive-thru service to new heights of efficiency, reliability, and customer satisfaction. Let us be your trusted partner for all your drive-thru needs.
We have been helping businesses of all sizes with their drive thru communication systems in Canada. We service all of Canada and have been for 40 years.
