AV Installation York

We are pleased to announce the successful completion of another AV installation project at St. Edwards Church Hall Community Centre in York. This comprehensive project involved the installation of multiple LG commercial TV screens and JBL speakers across various meeting rooms, enhancing the center’s capabilities for presentations, events, and community gatherings. Additionally, we established a direct audio and video connection between the church and the hall, enabling seamless content sharing between the two spaces.

Main Hall Enhancements

In the main hall, we installed two 43″ LG commercial TV screens, mounted on flat wall brackets for optimal viewing. To deliver high-quality audio, we integrated two JBL Control 28 speakers. A Cloud RSL6 remote volume control was also installed, providing users with the flexibility to select any source and adjust the audio level within the main hall.

Meeting Rooms and Cafe Area

We equipped the cafe area and two additional meeting rooms with 32″ LG commercial screens. Each room features local input connections for both VGA and HDMI, allowing for versatile connectivity options. JBL Control 23 wall-mounted speakers were installed to ensure clear and consistent audio throughout each space.

Seamless Church-to-Hall Connectivity

To facilitate seamless communication and content sharing between the church and the community hall, we installed a Kramer VGA sender and receiver. This system transmits camera feeds or laptop presentations from the church to the hall, along with accompanying audio. The signal is then distributed to each of the TV screens within the hall, ensuring that all attendees can view and hear the content clearly.

Ensuring accessibility for all attendees is a priority. To that end, we’ve integrated Ampetronic induction loop systems throughout the facility to assist those with hearing impairments.

In the main hall, a discreet perimeter loop system has been installed. This system encircles the room, seamlessly integrated and concealed behind the existing paneling. This provides comprehensive coverage for listeners using hearing aids equipped with a telecoil.

For smaller meeting spaces, we utilized a different approach. Recognizing the need for a more compact and adaptable solution, we implemented flat copper tape induction loops. These were carefully placed beneath the carpeting and connected to a wall-mounted loop amplifier. This ensures clear and consistent audio transmission for individuals with hearing aids, even in these more intimate settings. This solution offers minimal disruption while maximizing accessibility.