Kramer offers complete meeting room solutions for any need, any budget. Easily connect, present and collaborate, wired or wireless, with any device in any size with Kramer solutions.

Road Warrior Conferencing
Work productively on the road with Kramer’s easy to setup compact solution while improving the video and audio experience of your remote meetings.

Bring Your Own Meeting — Wireless
This room will allow you to wirelessly use your Mac or Windows laptop with any installed conferencing software to share content while using the room’s installed camera, mic, and speaker.

Bring Your Own Meeting — Wired
Using a single category 6 cable between the transmitter and receiver to allow users to conduct meetings in larger spaces where the display and the room’s USB peripherals are a distance away.

Wired and Wireless Meeting Space
This room will allow you to present from any device (Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, Chromebook, Linux) wirelessly. Alternatively, you can connect to the system through a wired HDMI, DisplayPort or VGA connection using the TBUS mounted auto switcher. Video conferencing is supported by the VIA Campus2 Plus and connected devices to enhance the video and audio experience.

Simple Hybrid Classroom
This room will allow the teacher to easily switch between various sources or to allow wireless presentation using the simple control panel. Remote students will be able to view the video content being displayed on the main projector through the HDMI to USB device connected to the conferencing PC.

Sports Bar Bundle
This design will allow bar employees to easily route the various sources to any destination. There is a separate zone for audio as well as a 2x2 video wall. Kramer Control’s intuitive touchscreen interface ensures easy operation.

Divisible Room Bundle
This space is configurable between three rooms. You may divide or combine the rooms to make a larger or smaller spaces using Kramer Control’s touchscreen interface. You’ll have the ability to present from any device (Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, Chromebook, Linux) wirelessly. Alternatively, you can connect to the system wired with an HDMI or USB-C connection. The wired connection is bridged to the user through a wall plate. When the rooms are not in use, the screens can be used for digital signage.