Meeting Rooms
Meeting rooms with built-in audio-video systems: projectors, screens, video conferencing, lighting and climate control. Everything switches on with one button.
from €1,200 · per meeting room, excluding AV equipment
A meeting should start in thirty seconds, not after ten minutes of hunting for remotes. One button on the wall turns on the screen and video call, sets the right lighting and closes the blinds.
What’s included
‘Meeting’ scene
Lights, blinds, screen and video call with one button.
‘Presentation’ scene
Dimmed lights by the screen, blinds closed.
Control interface
Wall-mounted keypad or tablet.
Climate
Switches on when people are present and off after they leave.
AV integration
Projector or screen, sound, video conferencing system.
Switch-off
Everything turns off at the press of a button or when the room is empty.
How the work goes
- 1
Survey
We look at the room and any equipment already purchased.
- 2
Equipment selection
Control interface, gateways and, if needed, AV equipment.
- 3
Installation
The contractor lays the cable; we connect the equipment.
- 4
Programming
Scenes and the control interface.
- 5
Training
A short briefing for staff and a guide for the administrator.
What you get
- Configured scenes and control interface
- Equipment connection diagram
- Guide for staff and the administrator
Not included
- Supply of AV equipment — we select and connect it, the client buys it
- Cable laying
Price
from €1,200
per meeting room, excluding AV equipment
What the price depends on
- — Size of the meeting room
- — AV equipment and video conferencing
- — Number of scenes
- — Type of control interface
Timing
One meeting room — 1–2 weeks after the equipment is delivered.
For Whom
- Offices
- Conference halls
- Co-working spaces
Systems Included
Frequently Asked Questions
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Projects from the engineer's experience
Projects that Vladislav Kozlov, the engineer behind Tact Automation, worked on. Most were completed before the company was founded, as part of other integrators' teams.
Private residence, 860 m² — KNX across three bus lines
Basement plus two floors on three bus lines, 15 main groups and a reserve that survived four years of changes.
Private residence, 1 600 m² — KNX on four lines split by site zone
A three-year build handed over with all 1 877 group addresses named — a project another engineer can pick up without us.
Private residence, 1 100 m² — four Modbus segments, four homes
The owner reassigns his own switch keys through a web interface, without an integrator. Four Modbus segments appear in the app as four separate homes.