Showing posts with label AV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AV. Show all posts

Sunday, 20 April 2008

Philips LCD wall installation with AV shelves


Finished AV shelves provide a tidy solution to house audio visual equipment on the wall for this home installation in London.

Tuesday, 1 April 2008

Vogel's Electric Wall Mount for Plasma and LCD screens

You can control all your Audio Visual equipment with a remote. Why not control the movement of your TV screen, too? The Glider™, is suitable for large and extra large screens and comes with a stylish small remote control that turns your TV screen 45 degrees left or right for the optimal viewing angle.

The Glider™ is unique in many ways. It moves like no other wall support on the market, gliding along the wall while turning at the same time in a impressively fluid and efficient motion. It features soft-start en soft-stop for safety and style, as well as user-programmable pre-sets for often used viewing angles. Another great feature is the auto-home function: the Glider™ senses when the TV is switched off and will return to the wall automatically! Suitable for 42-60'' screens. This wall mount is suitable for wall mounting fitting of most manufacturers of plasma and LCD screens.

Wednesday, 26 March 2008

London office LCD screen AV installation





Master AV Services brief for this large office installation was to fit 14 screens in total.

  • One 42" Samsung plasma in the lobby to be used for company presentations.
  • 42"LG plasma in board room on ceiling mount.
  • Two 32" Sharp LC32X20E LCD TV s in gym area.
  • One 42" LG plasma in relax area.
  • The rest of the screens were mounted on trading floor. These 9 were, 42" Sharp LCDAquos on tilt wall brackets. These screens were mounted on supporting pillars.

All screens were fed with a digital Freeview aerial and RF feeds from two Sky boxes located in comms room. The screens in the lobby and board room were fed via cat6 from a PC in the comms room where we converted the VGA output from the PC to CAT6 and reversed the process at the screen end back to VGA. Aerial and sky RF were distributed from 16 way aerial amplifier and combiner this allowed separate control via sky eyes located on screens.