theibcdaily Equipment racks debut Argosy By Heather McLean
A new range of equipment racks is being introduced by
Argosy. The racks are designed to simplify installations and maintenance while minimising rollout costs. The new racks are already being used in real world situations by broadcasters
and service providers including Gearhouse Broadcast, who has the racks installed in broadcast facilities around the world covering live sporting events, including this summer’s World Cup.
Said Kevin Moorhouse,
chief operating officer and managing director at Gearhouse Broadcast UK: “We are always on the look out for new equipment that is both reliable and that will help save on installation time, and the new Argosy racks meet these criteria perfectly. We have had a longstanding relationship
with Argosy which offers proven, high quality products quickly and efficiently, as we need them.” The new Argosy-designed equipment rack incorporates a plethora of features to support quick and easy installation. Its new open design maximises access to cables making it easy to install. It also provides the flexibility to allow customers to incorporate additional sets of cable trays where intensive cabling is required, and to change the positioning of mounting profiles to allow quick and easy relocation to suit the customers’ individual requirements.
The U designation helps
partial loading of equipment without the need for measurement and the internal capacity also benefits from improved air circulation and heat dispersion, ideal for compact environments such as an outside broadcast vehicle. 10.C51
Efficient, cost-effective 4K and 8K distribution
Net Insight By Ian McMurray
As well as demonstrating what the company says are its unique capabilities in reducing total cost of ownership through simplifying network complexities, Net Insight is also launching a new product that the company claims enables broadcasters and media operators to efficiently and cost- effectively distribute live 4K and 8K UHDTV productions. Among the demonstrations are the Nimbra VA 200 series, which enables high-quality video transport over the internet for live sporting events and expansion of newsgathering. Also on show are audio solutions for TV, radio production and radio
transmission, together with the company’s most recent digital terrestrial TV implementations. Topics of discussion include how the Nimbra Media Switch Router technology can allow broadcasters and content owners to self-provision media services without operator involvement; the continuing trend toward remote production and workflows; the transition from satellite to wired content acquisition; and recent customer deployments. 1.B40
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