Six ISO 17651-2 booths in active deployment
A short capability note on the equipment Trankos owns, and why ownership, not rental, is what lets the firm stand behind an event.
Trankos owns its conference interpreting equipment, a Danish DIS DCS 6000 system, six ISO 17651-2 compliant booths, receivers, a dedicated van and an on-site operator.
The specification matters, but the more important word is owns. When the equipment belongs to the firm, availability does not depend on a rental company, quality is known in advance, and a technician who knows the kit is on the desk throughout.
For a multilingual event, the risk is rarely a single mistranslation. It is a room that cannot hear itself. Bringing the booths, receivers, operators and platform workflows under one roof removes those seams, one partner, accountable for the language and technical layer alike.
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