AV Installation That Works From Day One
Our experienced onsite and offsite audio visual project experts install, test and commission every component of the AV system and ensure that it’s fully optimized and ready, the moment you walk in the business room space.
We seamlessly handle all AV hardware, programming, and integration alongside your ongoing site works to deliver a hassle-free setup on time.
Why delivery matters
Coordinated Deployment, Predictable Outcomes
Fitting out a room means coordinating AV hardware, control programming, platform integration and commissioning.
When that is well coordinated, your rooms are ready on time and work as designed. Our project managers bring experience from hundreds of deployments to keep the process smooth and predictable.
How we work
What Our Deployment Covers
Turnkey project management
Coordinating AV hardware, control programming and platform integration is complex for in-house teams to manage alongside their day jobs. Our project managers take ownership of the programme, coordinate with other contractors and keep the timeline on track.
Hybrid infrastructure integration
We tie together AV, lighting control, room automation and your UC platforms so they behave like a single system. One-touch room presets that adjust displays, cameras, audio and lighting simultaneously.
Customisation and Programming
Our programming teams build the control interfaces and automation that make AV, lighting control and room systems simple to run. Consistent user interfaces across all your rooms so people only learn the system once.
Commissioning and Quality Assurance
Every room is tested against the design specification before handover. Audio calibration, video quality verification, control system testing and UC platform validation. The room is ready before your teams use it.
Case studies
Projects that started with a proper assessment
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AV, collaboration and lighting infrastructure for leading organisations
Actis FAQs
An audio-visual (AV) installation package typically includes everything you need to get your system up and running, both the hardware and the services.
However, what’s included can vary based on whether you’re setting up a home theatre, a conference room, or a retail space. Here’s what you can generally expect:
1. Equipment Delivery and Setup
The most obvious component is the AV gear itself. This includes your display (TV, projector, LED wall), speakers, microphones, amplifier/receiver, cameras (if applicable) and control system (like a touch panel or remote). The installation team usually brings everything to your site, unpacks it and begins physical placement.
2. Cabling and Wiring
Expect all required cables to be supplied and installed viz. HDMI, power, speaker wire, LAN and possibly optical or coaxial. If it’s a neat job, the team will conceal wires in conduits, raceways, or behind walls, depending on your interior and scope. For more premium installs, you might get in-wall or under-floor wiring as part of the package.
3. Mounting and Hardware Fixing
Wall-mounting the display, ceiling-mounting projectors, or bracket-mounting speakers is almost always included. This also extends to fitting amplifiers or processors into AV racks or media cabinets, if you have them.
4. Calibration and Tuning
A good AV package doesn’t stop at plugging things in. You’ll usually get some level of audio calibration—setting speaker levels, managing bass, correcting room acoustics using tools like EQ or room correction software. For projectors or displays, they’ll adjust image size, focus, colour modes and keystone alignment.
5. Basic Programming or Integration
If your setup includes smart control, such as a Crestron, RTI, or even a universal remote, the installer may program it so that you can control everything easily. This could include scenes like Movie Mode or Meeting Start. For conference rooms, you’ll also get basic UC platform integration (Zoom, Teams, etc.).
6. User Training and Handover
Once everything is ready, the installer typically gives you a walkthrough on how to use the system, switch inputs, control volume, or run a video call. Some providers also leave behind user manuals or custom guides.
7. Warranty and Post-Installation Support
Most professional installations come with a limited support period (like 3 to 12 months) where you can call for help if anything goes wrong. Extended warranties or annual maintenance contracts may also be available.
Ultimately, a good AV installation package goes beyond just hardware—it’s about a seamless, user-friendly setup that works from day one.
AV installation and deployment refers to the process of installing, configuring, integrating, testing and commissioning audio visual systems to ensure they operate efficiently within a workplace, educational institution or commercial facility.
Professional AV installation ensures that equipment is configured correctly, integrated with existing infrastructure and optimized for performance, reliability and user experience.
AV deployment services are commonly used for conference rooms, boardrooms, training centres, classrooms, auditoriums, command centres, experience centres and hybrid workspaces.
Yes. Actis performs comprehensive testing, validation and commissioning to verify that all installed systems function according to project requirements before handover.
Yes. Actis can integrate AV infrastructure with collaboration platforms such as Microsoft Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms and other unified communications solutions.
Turnkey AV project management includes planning, coordination, installation oversight, vendor management, testing, commissioning, documentation and project handover.
Yes. Our programming specialists develop customized control interfaces and automation workflows to simplify system operation and enhance user experience.
Yes. Actis supports enterprise-wide AV rollouts and deployments across multiple offices and locations, ensuring consistency and quality throughout the project.