 Audio-Visual Installation Guidelines What is AV? AV Equipment is also known as Audio-Visual Equipment, is now used in every imaginable setting. For instance, the equipment can be found in your home, commercial buildings, schools, and shopping centers. AV is the combination of sound and sight. In fact, technology is becoming increasingly sophisticated, enabling us to do things that were deemed impossible a few years ago. Here is an AV installation checklist. Office. In a commercial setting, TV screens have been normalized as standard office equipment. The most common uses of these TVs are, displaying a digital sign, a presentation, promoting the business, displaying daily targets, and stats, etc. Additionally, in some cases employers will use these screens to boost morale in the office. For example, during the Olympics or World Cup, employers would use the screens to stream live sports. Education. As most of us are aware, some people are visual learners and some are audible. The development of AV equipment has given teachers the ability to try different approaches to keep students engaged. As a result, instead of traditional whiteboards, teachers are now able to use an interactive whiteboard. Similarly, projectors are also used in education. The majority of the time, projector systems are used to present to a large group. Retail. Outlets. Our shopping centers and many other public spaces have quickly become a target for AV technology. As a result, advertisements are shown on screens all around us. For instance, in shops or at bus stops. Digital billboards, such as the ones in Piccadilly Circus and Times Square, are being used to convey information to the public. Residential home. At home, technology is becoming increasingly connected and smart. This includes everything from multi-room TV and audio experience to home cinema and security systems. For this reason, the technology is being integrated with the latest developments of voice and gesture control. AV installation checklist. If you're making a significant investment in audio visual equipment, whether it's for commercial use or personal, it's very beneficial for you to consult with professionals in this space. These individuals will be able to highlight any possible issues that could hinder your project. Our highly trained engineers will provide you with a survey and guidance to ensure all possible issues are minimized. Commonly missed issues. Audio visual power and cabling. As part of the AV installation, you must consider the best way to connect the new equipment to the existing power circuits and network infrastructure. Assumptions may lead to further costs, thus exceeding your planned budget. For a sleek modern look, you should consider concealed cabling. Secure fitting. Surfaces to hold the AV equipment need to be assessed and prepared to ensure they can support the weight of the equipment. Furthermore, due to health and safety regulations, this becomes compulsory if your project is to be undertaken in a public area or work environment. Integration with other systems. To maximize and future proof your investment. You must understand how well your AV equipment can integrate with other systems. Lastly, with the advancement of technology, it's important for you to build an AV system in a way that allows you to upgrade components. For further assistance or a free survey, please email or call on the details below, and click like and subscribe if you have enjoyed this video.