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Boardrooms
Displays, cameras, microphones and professional audio brought together for executive meetings and hybrid collaboration. Explore Boardrooms →
Designed around the room
Different Spaces.
The Same Attention to Integration.
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Training & Divisible Rooms
Flexible presentation and conferencing systems for training, learning and multi-purpose rooms. Explore Training & Divisible Rooms →
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Town Halls & Event Spaces
Large-format displays, sound, cameras and centralised control for corporate communications. Explore Town Halls & Event Spaces →
The systems behind the experience
Clear Sound.
Purposeful Visuals.
Intuitive Control.
Bring conferencing cameras, microphone and speaker systems, LED walls and displays into an integrated AV design.
The room, intended use and required collaboration platforms inform the solution—not a one-size-fits-all equipment list.
Connect the IT infrastructure →Questions, answered
A Clearer Starting Point.
Can the project include more than video conferencing?
Yes. The published offering includes LED walls and displays, microphone and speaker systems, collaboration equipment and supporting integration.
Can we review existing equipment before replacing it?
Include an equipment list and the current room setup in your brief. Reuse and replacement decisions can then be assessed against the required outcome and compatibility.
What happens after installation?
Discuss preventive maintenance, helpdesk coordination and onsite support as part of the project scope. Explore support services.
Planning guide
Choosing A Commercial AV Integrator
Meeting-room technology should be specified around how people actually meet, present and collaborate, not just an equipment list.
What Is Included In An Enterprise AV Installation?
A typical scope may include video conferencing, microphones, speakers, displays, control interfaces, cabling, configuration and commissioning. The room size and existing systems determine the final design.
How Should We Plan A Multi-Room AV Project?
List the room types, seating capacities, Teams, Zoom or Webex requirements, user workflows, network conditions and support expectations before choosing devices.
What Should We Define Before Selecting AV Equipment?
Agree on user workflows, room types, conferencing platforms, acoustic needs, network requirements and support expectations first. This gives the design team a clear basis for comparing compatible equipment.