Bosch has recently introduced the advanced, compact CCS 900 Ultro Discussion System
The CCS 900 Ultro conferencing system combines excellent acoustics, superior component design and intuitive use
Bosch Security Systems' CCS 900 Ultro Discussion Unit has been awarded a red dot award. This international design award is the largest and most renowned design competition in the world, with more than 12,000 submissions from more than 60 countries. The award-winning products are put before an international public in the red dot design museum.

Bosch only recently introduced the advanced, compact CCS 900 Ultro Discussion System, and it is remarkable that its aesthetic, acoustic and functional design has already been recognised by an influential external body such as red dot. This state-of-the-art conferencing system combines excellent acoustics, superior component design and intuitive use with eye-catching aesthetic quality.

The system makes it easy to manage meetings and is ideal for small- to medium-scale meeting areas, such as town halls, local business centres and courtrooms. Its discussion unit is designed to complement any interior, from new, ultra-modern buildings to traditional, centuries-old structures.

The CCS 900 Ultro Discussion System radiates the recognised Bosch brand values of high quality and high performance. It delivers excellent acoustical characteristics and speech intelligibility, and includes a new, patent pending "Possible-To-Speak" function that gives delegates a visual indicator when the microphone is available for use. Other features include a built-in MP3 recorder that records up to 64 hours of discussions on an SD card; four easy-to-use operating modes for more focus on the conversation; and built-in digital acoustic feedback suppression to avoid howling.

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