Commercial AV
Commercial AV is audio, video, control, conferencing, display, signage, and communication systems designed for business environments.
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Definition Category
Commercial AV is audio, video, control, conferencing, display, signage, and communication systems designed for business environments.
Commercial Automation is automation for offices, restaurants, retail, hospitality, and other businesses that coordinates AV, lighting, shades, signage, security, and schedules.
Office AV is audio/video systems used in offices, including displays, conferencing, presentation, distributed audio, networking, and room control.
Retail AV is commercial audio, display, signage, and control systems used to improve customer experience and store operations.
Hospitality AV is audio, video, lighting, control, signage, and networking systems for restaurants, bars, hotels, lounges, and event spaces.
Centralized Commercial Control is a control system that lets managers or staff operate multiple rooms, zones, displays, lights, and sources from approved interfaces.
Staff Control Interface is a simplified control screen, remote, keypad, or tablet view designed for everyday staff use.
Open/Close Scene is a business automation scene that prepares the space for opening or closing by setting audio, displays, lighting, signage, and security states.
System Uptime is the amount of time a system is available and working as expected without outages or service interruptions.
User Permissions is rules that determine which users can control, view, edit, or access specific devices, rooms, or system features.
Paging System is an audio communication system used to make announcements to selected zones or an entire business.
Sound Masking is controlled background sound used to reduce speech distraction and improve privacy in offices or commercial spaces.
Commercial Lighting Control is lighting control designed for business operations, energy use, scenes, schedules, occupancy, and ambiance.
Business Network is the wired and wireless network infrastructure that supports business users, guests, AV, cameras, signage, and control systems.
Remote Management is the ability to monitor, update, troubleshoot, reboot, or support a business technology system without always visiting the site.