Yes. A typical Eastlake or Rancho del Rey conference room gets a wall display, a room camera and microphone bar, a small controller and a table connection, wired so any laptop or a dedicated room PC can join a call in one tap. We conceal the cabling in the wall and ceiling. We look at the room and your platform on a free survey and quote it.

ITECH2 installs distributed audio for Chula Vista restaurants, bars and breweries, including the Third Avenue Village and Bayfront spots with patios. We zone the dining room, bar and patio separately, mount weather-rated speakers outside, and keep the amplifier and source gear in a locked rack. Staff control volume by zone from a wall panel or a phone.

We do. Main Street and Otay Valley warehouses need horn or pendant speakers placed for coverage between racks, a paging interface tied to the phone system, and separate zones for the office and the floor. We run the cable high on J-hooks and test coverage with the forklifts running. The free site survey includes a walk of the whole floor.

Yes. We install certified Teams Rooms and Zoom Rooms systems, wide-angle cameras, ceiling or table microphones and a touch panel so meetings start with one tap.

Yes, from a single lobby display to multi-location menu boards, with the cabling, mounts and content player configured.

Usually. Most problems come from speaker placement, microphone choice and untreated glass. We measure the room and fix the cause rather than just adding volume.