Whether for monitoring production or for central process management in scientific and public institutions: A well-equipped control room is a must. The selection of the right components is important here.
Several factors should be considered as early as the planning phase: Which display devices are best suited for continuous operation? Which monitor and display mounts should be used? How should they be positioned? And last but not least, the compatibility of the individual components should also be taken into account.
Our strengths & advantages
AV expertise from more than 15 years of professional B2B consultancy
Extensive partner network of established manufacturers
We offer the following solution variants for control rooms of any room size. We take care of the planning, selection and complete installation of the devices for you.
7,000 lumens (minimum) for LCD projectors and 8,000 lumens (minimum) for DLP projectors for a screen width of approximately four metres in a darkened room. If necessary, the projectors can be operated in eco mode to achieve a low noise level.
Image resolution
Full HD (1,920 x 1,080) in 16:9 format or WUXGA (1,920 x 1,200) in 16:10 format. For very large projections, the 4K resolution (3,840 x 2,160) is useful, for example, to divide the image into four windows.
Installation
Ceiling mounting of the screen and projector to provide sufficient space in the room itself for additional monitors and displays
Expert Tip:
For large projections where the image is juxtaposed via edge blending, projectors with daisy chain function offer a simple and affordable solution compared to external image processors.
Display brightness from around 350 nits for bright rooms with artificial light or daylight.
Image resolution
At least Full HD (1,920 x 1,080) or, from 65" screen diagonal, 4K (3,840 x 2,160). For quad-view installations, you can also use 4K resolution for smaller displays.
Installation
Wall mounting using a display bracket or mounting on a ceiling bracket if the wall is too far away or does not offer sufficient load-bearing capacity.
Expert Tip:
When choosing display brackets, make sure that if you are using a display wall, the brackets allow the display to be removed easily. In case of permanent 24/7 use, it must be possible to replace the display quickly.
A large seminar room, a meeting room, a small classroom or even an impressive high-end home cinema. Every room has its own requirements for audio components. In addition to the electrical power handling capacity, the efficiency of a loudspeaker is important. Efficiency indicates in decibels how loud a loudspeaker is at one watt at a distance of one metre.
Sound quality
Two speaker combinations are common in home and professional use. Complete soundbars combine all loudspeakers in one cabinet. They reproduce the full spectrum of an audio signal within their frequency range. Modular systems each transmit a separate frequency range. This results in countless possibilities (e.g. tweeter/midrange units + bass unit). The quality of the speakers, the frequency range, their arrangement and placement are decisive for optimal sound quality.
Operability
The operability is adapted to your needs. Audio systems can either be tailored to a specific room situation or adapted to changing situations. This results in very different requirements for the control of an audio installation. This is done centrally via a permanently installed control panel, via several end devices via app or via comprehensive media control
Expert Tip:
A high-quality audio setup is important! The human brain combines visual and auditory sensory stimuli. The playback quality of an audio system enhances the listener's perception and increases overall intelligibility.
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