Equipment & rack preparation
Prepare, configure and label agreed equipment, with attention to service access, cable routing and documentation.
02Engineering & installation
Good engineering brings the design into the real world. KENTEQ provides practical support for AV installation, equipment preparation and the details that make a system easier to finish and support.
Discuss engineering supportThe right help, at the right stage
Support can be a defined package of work, a focused site visit or additional engineering capacity within your delivery team. We agree the design, access, responsibilities and handover requirements before starting, so that the work fits your programme.
When you need specialist AV installation support, a rack prepared before site, help resolving a technical snag or additional capacity for a busy delivery period.
Prepare, configure and label agreed equipment, with attention to service access, cable routing and documentation.
Support the installation and connection of displays, meeting-room systems, audio equipment and control interfaces within an agreed scope.
Work with project managers, IT teams and other trades to resolve interfaces, site constraints and dependencies.
Identify installation issues, record what remains and prepare the system for commissioning and acceptance.
A useful outcome
Deliverables are agreed against your brief, site conditions and the level of involvement you need.
A clear record of the engineering tasks carried out and any variations or outstanding dependencies.
Equipment and cable labelling that supports the agreed design and future maintenance.
Installation notes, snag information and the configuration details needed by the commissioning engineer.
Before we start
Every engagement starts with a clear scope. These are some of the things we can settle together.
Yes. KENTEQ can provide engineering support within a partner’s delivery structure, with responsibilities, reporting and client contact agreed in advance.
Mains electrical work and other specialist trade works should be completed by the appropriately appointed contractor. Interfaces and exclusions are agreed in the project scope.
Yes, where that is included in the scope. Installation completion and system commissioning are treated as distinct stages with clear checks for each.
Bring the brief, the challenge or the system you already have. We’ll work out the next sensible step.