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.
“The Fans have access to view the games and events anywhere and everywhere at the Pegula Arena, it is truly the Fan Experience!”
“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.”
“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.”
“The Police Commissioner has reduced crime by 27 percent in parts of the city with a new video-enabled command center.”
“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 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.