Conference Rooms
Microsoft Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, or BYOD setups. Sized to the room, not to a catalog page.
Conference rooms, huddle spaces, training rooms, and digital signage — with the cabling, control, and acoustics tuned to actually get used. Q-SYS-led, vendor-neutral, supported by one team.
Every room runs the same logic, the same UI, and the same management tools — so a user in your huddle space and a user in your boardroom press the same button to start a meeting.
Microsoft Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, or BYOD setups. Sized to the room, not to a catalog page.
Two-to-four-person rooms with a single display, a soundbar, and a one-cable connection that always works.
Multi-display front-of-room, lecture capture, ceiling mic arrays, and the DSP tuning to make it intelligible.
Background music and paging across zones — retail floors, lobbies, fitness studios, restaurants, warehouses.
Single displays, video walls, and distributed signage networks. Content tooling your staff can actually update.
Q-SYS-led control of displays, sources, audio, lighting hooks, and shades. One UI on the in-room touch panel.




Bad AV is almost always a design problem, not a gear problem. We spend the time up front — so the room actually gets used.
The choices behind every Wizer AV install — written down so there's no surprise when the room ships.
Q-SYS gives us audio DSP, video routing, and control logic on a single networked platform — fewer boxes, fewer points of failure, and the room design lives in software so changes don't require a service truck. We use it as the default for any room more complex than a single display and a soundbar.
We size the room first, then choose the platform. Teams Rooms when the org runs Microsoft 365. Zoom Rooms when Zoom is already standardized. BYOD when the room serves multiple companies, guest users, or unpredictable traffic. Every room ships with the front-of- room console pre-provisioned and signed in.
Beamforming ceiling arrays for open-format conference rooms. Table-top mics for boardrooms with hard reflective surfaces. DSP tuning to handle reverb, HVAC noise, and that one squeaky chair. The cheapest microphone is always the wrong one.
Display size follows the 6× rule of farthest-viewer-distance for content rooms, 4× for video calls. Front-of-room dual-display setups for hybrid meetings — one for content, one for remote attendees, so neither audience disappears. 4K when content matters; 1080p when it doesn't.
Background music, paging, and emergency announcements zoned by space — retail floor, fitness studio, restaurant front of house, warehouse picking aisle. 70-volt distribution where runs are long, networked audio (Q-SYS, Dante) where the building is already wired.
Every rack is labeled, every cable is dressed, every patch is documented. Six months later, when something needs to be swapped, we (or anyone you bring in) can trace any signal in the room without unplugging twelve other things.
From single-tenant retrofits to ground-up campuses, the work changes but the standard doesn't.
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When the install is done, the system has to keep working — through firmware drift, staff changes, ISP outages and the day someone unplugs the wrong thing. Wizer Managed Site Operations keeps it that way.