Struggling With Video Conferencing Equipment That Lets You Down?

Avoid tech headaches and hard-to-use systems. We’ll help you choose the right equipment, train your team, and support you at every step – without the stress.

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We’ve delivered and supported reliable AV systems for global leaders and high-street brands across the UK & Europe:

Video Conferencing Equipment:

With so many tools, platforms, and devices to choose from, figuring out what’s right for your business can feel overwhelming, even for experienced IT professionals.

We design and install professional video conferencing systems using trusted brands, including HP Poly, Yealink, Logitech, and Cisco, ensuring reliability and performance in meeting rooms of all sizes.

Today’s leading systems combine high-quality hardware with cloud-based collaboration to enable seamless, secure communication across platforms such as Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, Cisco Webex and Pexip, but only when designed and integrated correctly.

With over 23 years of experience, we’ll help you choose the right setup for your space, ensure it integrates with your existing tools, and support your team with expert training to maximise user adoption and proactive support services to keep everything running smoothly.

Whether it’s one meeting room or many, we’ll make sure your system is easy to use, works every time, and helps you boost productivity and efficiency across your workplace. Please book a Free Discovery Call to get started. 

Why Choose Aprios AV?

22+ Years
In Business
3 Year
Installation Warranty
12 Countries
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60 Minute
Support Time
1267+
Systems Installed

What Our Clients Say:

Compatible With Your Video Conferencing Platform:

Whether your organisation uses Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet or Webex – or needs to switch between platforms to suit clients or suppliers – we can help you build a system that works seamlessly across them all.

We’ll also make sure it’s future-ready, so your system can evolve as your business grows.

Not sure where to start? Give us a call or take our free Video Conferencing Quiz, which will help us understand your needs and point you in the right direction.

7 Video Conferencing System Features & Benefits

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1. Flexible Camera Options

Single or mutiple cameras options with features such as Group Framing and Active Speaker Tracking for a more natural conversation.

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2. Noise Blocking Innovation

Keep distracting noises to a minimum and stop any disturbances during meetings with Poly NoiseBlockAI and Acoustic Fence.

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3. Dual Display Support

Use mutiple monitors to allow people and content to be displayed side by side, along with whiteboards, for maximum efficiency.

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4. Systems for Various Team Sizes

We offer various video conferencing systems to choose from, depending on your audience and room size.

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5. Wireless Content Sharing

Quickly and easily share content in real-time wirelessly via Poly App, Apple Airplay or Miracast.

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6. Improved Efficiency

Allow your colleagues to collaborate from any device and location without worrying about network connection speeds.

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7. Easy Room Scheduling

Get the most out of your new Video Conferencing system by combining it with a Room Booking system that will make it easy to maximise usage.

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Get In Touch to Discuss Your Video Conferencing Requirements

How Much Do Video Conferencing Rooms Cost?

Every business is different, and so is every meeting room. Video Conferencing costs can vary depending on room size, platform compatibility (e.g. Zoom, Teams, or hybrid) and your hardware preferences, but one thing’s for sure; we will help you avoid overspending on the wrong setup.

If you need a quick idea of costs, from small huddle rooms to large boardrooms, just give us a call. We will walk you through example systems and typical price bands, so you know what to expect.

And if you’re working within a set budget or want to spread costs, we offer a range of flexible finance options.

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Need Help Scoping Out Your Meeting Rooms?

Designing an effective video conferencing space isn’t just about the tech – it’s about creating the right user experience for your team. Room layout, hardware choices, and budget all play a role in how well your system performs.

Whether you’re setting up a single room or rolling out across multiple sites, we’ll help you:

Ready to get started? 

Book a Free Discovery Call and we’ll discuss your needs and arrange a free site survey.

Need Help Scoping Out Your Meeting Rooms?

Designing an effective video conferencing space isn’t just about the tech – it’s about creating the right user experience for your team. Room layout, hardware choices, and budget all play a role in how well your system performs.

Whether you’re setting up a single room or rolling out across multiple sites, we’ll help you:

Ready to get started?

Book a Free Discovery Call and we’ll discuss your needs and arrange a free site survey.

The purpose of an AV system is to allow people to see and hear clearly to communicate ideas & information more effectively.

Therefore, the first task for us is to understand your needs, what it is you want to do in the video conference room, and also how you would typically go about these activities.

This could be simply communicating with your colleagues or being able to demonstrate your products & services to your customers.

Once we understand this, we can begin to consider what you will need to achieve those goals and how your specific environment will impact this.

Size

How big is your existing room or how big do you need your new room to be? The width, length and ceiling height all need to be taken into account.

Sightlines

The objective here is to ensure that the line of sight for each person in the room is not obstructed and the image is positioned at the correct height and viewing angle to the audience so that they can see the presentation screen clearly.

Impact from Other Building Services

Audio Visual systems do not operate in isolation and are reliant on integration with other services to ensure optimal performance. Typical considerations include Power, Data, cable routes & HVAC.

HVAC (Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning)

Ductwork from these services can affect the position of the AV equipment and the noise and vibrations caused by these systems can interfere with AV systems and distract your audience.

Power

What power is available in the room? Where are the sockets? Will more need to be added? Will the AV system need to sit on the same circuit / distribution board as other equipment that may cause interference?

Layout

Every room is different with its specific requirements, but in general, seating is usually arranged around a table with a display screen(s) at one end of the room. A presenter will then typically have the choice of being able to present from either the head of the table, a lectern position off to one side or from the back of the room.

Visual Environment

How big will the displayed image need to be in order for your audience to view content clearly without straining their eyes? This is a crucial consideration & will depend on the type of content you need to show. This is generally divided into three areas, General viewing, Reading & Inspecting. General viewing is just that & does not require close inspection. Reading is the ability to read text & Inspecting is the ability to read fine details as clearly as possibly. Once we understand what level of detail you need your audience to be able to see comfortably then we can determine the required image size based on the maximum viewing distance from the person who will be furthest away.

Lighting

Different types of lights all have different qualities that can impact the display environment and can sometimes even cause interference to AV equipment and may need to be controlled in order to achieve the best possible image quality.

Acoustic Environment

How much ambient or background noise is there & how will the shape of the room & the composition of walls & surfaces affect reverberation & echo?

Image Quality

Once we understand the size of the image and best position of the screen we have to take into account the environmental considerations that will affect image quality such as ambient light levels, glare from bright lights or sunlight & reflections from room furnishings and walls and how best to avoid, control or compensate for this in order to achieve the best possible image quality.

Data

What data / network connections are available in the room? Where are they positioned, will more need to be added & will the data capacity of your network need to be increased?

Cable Routes

What cable routes are available in the room so that we can run in the necessary AV cabling? This is dictated by the composition of your walls, floors and ceilings and what cable routes and voids will be available to us? Planning cable routes are equally important in both new offices and existing buildings and can have a serious impact on AV system design.

Screen

Depending on the size of the meeting room and the expected audience size, a wall mounted flat screen display will usually be used to show your PC & video content. If flexibility is important then flat screens can be mounted on movable trolleys allowing them to be conveniently positioned anywhere in the room or moved to other locations if necessary. For larger rooms a ceiling mounted projector and screen are also popular.

Speaker & Microphones

Often for smaller meeting rooms, where wall mounted flat screens are being used, the standard speakers that come built into these screens will offer sufficient audio quality. However if the room is slightly larger in size then ceiling or wall mounted speakers can be specified to ensure audio clarity. If microphones are needed then there is a choice of either wireless lapel or handheld types through to more permanent desk or ceiling mounted options.

Input Plates

It must be easy for all users to be able to connect their laptops into the meeting room system. This is achieved by offering easily accessible input plates, typically floor, wall or desk mounted that link directly into the AV system.

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Whether you’re based in the UK or US, we’re here to help! Get in touch with our expert teams to discuss your requirements and how we can help you!

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