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This all-in-one configurable wall mounting system is designed to improve efficiency by streamlining installation workflow. AV professionals can increase productivity and add money to the bottom line with this system, especially for mass rollouts. Contractors can install in-wall boxes with stud tabs kit (FPIWMKIT1) during the rough-in construction phase. The wall mount kit (FPIWMKIT2) can be ordered separately and delivered after wall finishing is complete to add flanges, display mount and small-device storage plates. To simplify ordering for projects requiring both kits, the Tempo In-Wall Mount System (FPIWMS) includes both in a single box. Add as many storage boxes as needed (FPIWSBX) to store small devices. These storage boxes are designed to fit perfectly between 16” O.C. (On Center) metal studs and install like any other in-wall box. There’s no need to cut wall studs to accommodate flat panel VESA patterns because the mount supports 65”+ displays and are weight-rated up to 250 pounds (113 kg), covering in-wall boxes. This robust weight rating also removes the need for wood-blocking reinforcement (when installed per manufacturer instructions). An infinite number of horizontal mounting patterns are compatible with the system to accommodate extra-large and some ultrawide displays because storage boxes can be set as far apart as needed to align the flat panel with the mount. Mounting patterns can extend up to 650 mm tall with the FHB5174 adapter bracket (sold separately). The Tempo™ Flat Panel In-Wall Mount System ships with two 15x10” Lever Lock™ plates, offering a minimum clearance for 1 RU of AV equipment. Place small devices where you need them thanks to lateral shift flexibility within the storage boxes. Lever Lock plates are compatible with Middle Atlantic® Forward Small Device Mounting Clamps to quickly secure devices in place. Three types of knockouts per box offer flexibility in vertical and horizontal cabling between storage boxes, giving total control over power and data design. Sidewall knockouts accommodate four different trade conduit sizes: 1.5", 1.25", 1" and 0.5" Top (3) & Bottom (3) knockouts: - 1.25", 1" and 0.5"per box Single-gang electrical box: one bottom, one top per box

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The George Washington University Law School (GW Law) is one of the leading law schools in the country. GW Law enriches its approximately 2,000 students’ learning experiences by providing classroom recordings with advanced AV technologies. GW Law classrooms are now equipped for lecture capture with Vaddio RoboSHOT 12 and 30 PTZ cameras, Vaddio AV Bridges and Cattura recording devices. GW Law had already been using cameras and lecture capture for a number of years and was in the process of upgrading and making renovations to their AV systems before coming to Acuity Audio Visual, an integrator located about 45 minutes west of GW Law in Manassas, VA. The renovations included the addition of HD Vaddio cameras, as well as AV Bridges in all 55 of their classrooms. Rooms have at least two cameras, typically with one camera placed in the back of the room for recording lectures and a second camera to use during events. All of these systems needed to combine video recording and streaming with Cattura solutions and be compatible with web-based video conferencing software such as Skype, Zoom, GoToMeeting and others. This allows for students to review recorded lectures to study, which is crucial because they are graded on a single final exam. It also allows for GW Law faculty, via the Vaddio AV Bridge, to bring a guest lecturer into the classroom from anywhere in the world without having to worry about travel or budget concerns. On the other end the guest lecturer enjoys HD quality video of the classroom on their end of the students they’re addressing. Ultimately, Vaddio RoboSHOT cameras paired with the capabilities of the Cattura capturing devices have given GW Law students access to better quality video recordings for studying. At the same time faculty committees or other organizations can record their events and simply upload recordings directly to YouTube or save them as an mp4 file on a thumb drive. Events in GW Law’s moot courtroom, a premiere venue, can be streamed and recorded to YouTube in 1080p full-blow HD out. The end result is a better video and streaming experience at all levels of GW Law.

Vaddio PTZ Cameras Make the Grade for Lecture Capture at GW Law