Wasatch Peaks Credit Union

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Wasatch Peaks Credit Union

Wasatch Peaks Credit Union remodeled their three-story headquarters in Ogden, Ut, as well as their branch and call center, to modernize with the latest in A/V technology. We installed a distributed audio system throughout, as well as Sony flat panels – used for digital signage. On the 1st floor of their headquarters, it was redesigned to serve as a large training room that can be divided into three separate rooms – all equipped with the latest in Panasonic projection, and a video conferencing system complete with Shure ceiling mic-arrays and Aver PTZ cameras. Their boardroom, located on the 3rd floor, was also equipped with Shure ceiling mic-arrays, two Aver PTZ cameras, and two Sony 85″ panels for a complete web-conferencing solution all integrated into one Extron control system.

T.V.S. Pro Team
AV Consultant:
James Bollinger
Lead Installers: Jeff Curtis, Lonnie Martinez, & Andre Mercer 
Programmer: Lonnie Martinez

Key AV Equipment:
Extron control system
Sony flat panel displays
Panasonic projectors
Aver PTZ cameras
Shure pendant ceiling microphones

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