Meeting rooms that start on time: video bars, displays, microphones and network installed, tested and supported by one team.
Network, power and display cabling run inside the wall before anything is mounted. No cable along the baseboard, no power strip on the table.
An all-in-one bar for a huddle room, a camera and processor for a boardroom. Sized for the room, not for the catalog.
The right size for the seat furthest away, mounted at the right height, on a mount that will hold it for ten years.
The far end hears everyone, not just the person nearest the bar. Sometimes that is a second microphone. Sometimes it is a rug.
Zoom Rooms or Teams Rooms set up as a room, so meetings start from the calendar with one tap and nobody plugs in a laptop.
Firmware, the room account and the network behind it are managed by the same IT team. When the room says it is offline, we already know.
Room size, seating, light, where the display goes, and what the wall is made of.
Equipment list, a drawing of the cabling and mounting, and the network it needs. Quoted per room.
Our crew runs the cabling and mounts the hardware. The IT team sets up the room account and tests a real call.
A ten minute walkthrough for your team, a one-page guide on the wall if you want one, and the room on the support agreement.
A conference room has three vendors in most offices: the cabling contractor, the AV installer and the IT company that owns the Zoom account. When the room does not work, each one points at the other two. Regent5 IT is all three, so there is one number to call and one person who knows which port the bar is on.
Match the platform your office already meets on. Both run on the same hardware, and switching later is possible but not free.
Often yes, if the display has the right inputs and is the right size for the room. We will say so if it is not.
A video bar, a display, the cabling and a room account. Not a rack of equipment. Most huddle rooms are a one day install.
Whichever your office already meets on. The hardware is largely the same. We set up either, and we will say if we think you are choosing against your own habits.
A video bar, a display, in-wall cabling and a room account. A huddle room is usually a one day install.
A huddle room, about a day. A boardroom with a camera, processor and multiple microphones, two to three days, plus cabling if the walls are closed.
Often, if they have the right inputs and suit the room. We check during the walkthrough and tell you either way.
Yes. Firmware, the room account and the network behind the room are managed by the same IT team under your agreement.
Yes. For partners and founders we support at the office, a home study gets the same setup, through our private clients service.
Thirty minutes on site. You get a written picture of your network, devices and rooms, whether or not you hire us.