Built before it arrives.
Audiovisual integration is the work of making separately bought products behave as one system. Racks assembled, loaded and tested in Osborne Park before they ever see site. Our own team runs first fix, installation, termination, commissioning and handover - no subcontracted mystery in the middle. The same people who build the system train your people on it.
What audiovisual integration actually means
Anyone can supply a display, a loudspeaker and a control processor. Audio visual integration is everything between them: the signal paths, the network, the control logic, the power and the programming that turn a pile of compatible products into one system a person can operate. The products come from manufacturers. The system does not exist until somebody builds it.
That is also where projects fail. Every box works on its own bench, and the trouble lives in the seams - a display that will not wake, audio that drifts out of sync, a room that needs three remotes. An integrator's real job is owning those seams, and then proving they hold at commissioning rather than discovering they do not on opening day.
The path
First fix while the walls are open. Racks built and burned in at Osborne Park. Final fix as the site closes up, then commissioning - every input proven, every screen fed, every fault found before opening day, not after.
On site with builders
We work as a disciplined subcontractor to Western Australia's builders - coordinated to programme, certified to specification, documented to contract. On Wesley College's Centenary Project we deliver the full audiovisual fit-out under Crothers Construction.
Handover that sticks
Demonstration, training and documentation are part of the job - and TA CONNECT is standing behind it when the defects liability period ends. The system is finished when your people can run it.
Selected work
Baillie Hill Hospitality Precinct
Audiovisual, ICT and ongoing support across Baillie Hill - the $25 million hospitality village built into East Victoria …
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The audiovisual fit-out of Wesley College's Centenary Project - a four-court, 1,800-seat gymnasium with assembly and sho…
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Integration and commissioning of the audiovisual systems across Aurecon's 3,000sqm Woods Bagot-designed Perth workplace.…
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