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30 | PROMOTION: AIRWAVE | CAMPUS SERVICES


King of the Castle FIRST CLASS STUDENT SOLUTION


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tudent Castle is one of the most talked about private student accommodation companies in the UK, providing


a fresh, slick and modern solution that guarantees its place as one of the key players in the market. Airwave has been adaptable in offering Student Castle leading-edge in- room solutions to suit specific demands of their sites and their students. Throughout 2013, Airwave successfully


supplied and commissioned a 685-point IPTV system at the brand new Student Castle London, in addition to sites in Bristol and Cardiff. Airwave’s end-to-end solution in London


is based upon the AirMEDIA SmartTV box, alongside a full range of services including the acquisition of TV and radio channels, the implementation of the IPTV Head-End, provision of multicast switches, and the supply and commissioning of all 685 LG Hospitality TV’s from the LP360H range.


With AirMEDIA students can use Apps


just like those on a smartphone or tablet device, but on a much larger screen. More importantly the Apps can be selected by Student Castle, to reflect the particular needs of the resident students and provide links to nearby University or College resources. The management of the accommodation complex can also use AirMEDIA to send global and personal messages. The installation at Student Castle offer a wide range of high-quality digital TV and radio channels, information, news, online entertainment including catch-up TV, social networking and interactive games, all controlled by a unique gyro remote control. Airwave worked in partnership with


Student Castle and Vinci Construction to supply studio rooms, cluster kitchens and common rooms with a top-quality student TV solution at the Bristol and Cardiff sites, both of which were completed ready for the


2013-2014 academic year. Modern and stylish studio rooms were


supplied with LG 27” monitors TVs giving the rooms a real focal point as well as providing students with a wide portfolio of entertainment. The 20 brand new cluster kitchens now have top of the range 37” LG LCD TV screens, perfect for watching films, television or gaming. Student Castle went a step further in the common rooms with Airwave installing stunning LG 60” plasma screens. Here, student experience is at its peak with the very best HD quality viewing – what beter way to spend an evening than a movie night, or a game of FIFA on the big screen? Paul Chambers, sales and marketing


director at Airwave, said: “After receiving excellent feedback from students on the current sites we are looking forward to developing our partnership further with Student Castle, and we look forward to further collaborations in 2014 and beyond.” UB


Student TV with Philips and Airwave


Entertain and inform your students with the latest philips easySuite tV and airmedia solution.


With the Philips hospitality LED TV, you will benefit from:


· Brilliant LED Image quality · Slimline design


· Hotel mode functionality · Low power consumption · 5 Year Warranty Option


airmedia transforms the HD ready hospitality TV into an affordable Smart TV. It comes with a unique Gyro Control and access to your own portal, giving you complete control over look, feel and functionality.


airmedia offers a fantastic service advantage that is specifically designed for hospitality, so student’s personal details, usernames and passwords are deleted automatically after use…safety and security is assured.


For friendly, professional advice and a competitive quotation, please contact us on 0845 555 1212 or phil.edwardes@airwave.tv


DELIVERING YOUR VISION I www.airwave.tv In partnership with


Student tV • Smart appS • internet • iptV • netWOrKS • inFOCHanneLS


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