Whether it is a conference room, meeting room, exhibition hall, or hybrid education room, audiovisual rooms require a multitude of different equipment that transmit, receive, convert, and adapt audio and image signals.
Typically, this type of integration involves a variety of equipment from different manufacturers, each with very different physical dimensions. This complicates their integration into a rack cabinet, and even more so if we want to install them embedded in a table, wall, or under the floor.
Several devices but a single unit
Housing all the equipment together and encapsulating them as a single unit facilitates installation and avoids making connections/disconnections directly on the equipment.
Below is an example of a custom-made encapsulating box for our client:
As you can see, the equipment is integrated, screwed and connected inside the box.
The connections necessary to transmit and receive signals from the equipment inside are located on the front and rear panels, depending on installation preferences. In addition, ventilation slits are included.
In this example, our client wanted the box to sit freely on a surface, so this surface-mounted box was manufactured without anchoring, but with legs to prevent it from slipping.
The formats for making these encapsulations are varied: they can be installed in a box for the floor, wall or table, a box for a rack or in boxes to be installed in locations that are difficult to access, such as a lighting truss.



Photo: Encapsulating box REF.: PTRS4351. Front, rear and side views.
Custom manufacturing, as the only solution
This solution is only possible with custom design and manufacture. The client provides us with the models and brands of the equipment to be able to carry out the design. Knowing where you want to install it is essential in order to offer the box format that adapts 100% to the installation.
Once the design is approved, we manufacture it to the agreed format, colour and screen-printing specifications. In this case it is important to send the equipment so that the client receives their equipment encapsulated in a single unit, finished and ready to be installed.
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