Create a modern RF video distribution system that sends CATV / MATV over CAT 6 cable.
Create an IP video system that distributes and controls content across a diverse ecosystem.
“A high-quality stream can help boost attendance, connect people when they are unable to attend, and allow your church to have a much more contemporary web presence.”
“The Police Commissioner has reduced crime by 27 percent in parts of the city with a new video-enabled command center.”
“We greatly simplified our video system utilizing the Z-Band solution, eliminating the need of a separate coax network along with the hassles and cost associated with post-installation maintenance.”
“I thought the video hubs might fail and what was I going to do if one failed, but I haven’t had a failed unit in seven years. As the Administrator, I don’t have to think about it.”
“The Fans have access to view the games and events anywhere and everywhere at the Pegula Arena, it is truly the Fan Experience!”
The Challenge: Develop a video and television distribution system that’s capable of managing the wide-ranging video needs of a casino.
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Palmetto Health had been using traditional coax cable along with an analog video distribution system, and was in need of a solution that could support high-definition displays.
The Challenge: Find a simple-to-implement, relatively maintenance free and easily scalable solution that wouldn’t break the bank.
The Challenge: Install a video distribution system with the ability to stream live games to many TVs throughout the arena so that fans never have to miss a second of the action.
The Challenge: Implement a widespread video distribution system to satisfy multiple purposes such as displaying news broadcasts, emergency alerts, sports games, advertisements, and more.
The Challenge: Since construction was already underway, a solution that utilized the current CAT 6 cable was crucial.
The Challenge: Implement a video distribution system in the new UHS Sky Tower that would not require manual balancing and time-consuming maintenance.
The Challenge: Develop a video and television distribution system that’s capable of managing the wide-range of video needs of a casino.
The Challenge: Find a way to effectively distribute the television feed of the event to a large number of students in one location.
The Challenge: Distribute cable TV anywhere throughout the new building without running RG-6 (coaxial) cabling.
The Challenge: Create a master technology plan for both new and existing structures, with the existing and new distribution technologies running simultaneously.