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  • Yealink CP960 IP Conference Phone with CPW90 Wireless Mics

    Optimal HD audio
    Yealink Noise Proof Technology
    Android 5.1 OS
    6-meter microphone pickup range

    525,960.00
  • Yealink CP960 Smart IP Conference Phone for Microsoft Teams

    5” 720×1280 multi-touch screen
    Optimal HD audio
    20-foot microphone pickup range
    Microsoft Teams-tailored user interface
    Supports Office 365

    419,040.00
  • Yealink CP960 with Aver CAM520 Pro Zoom Room Kit

    12X optical zoom
    Full HD resolution
    6-meter voice pickup range

    1,705,000.00
  • Yealink CPW90 Wireless Microphone for CP960

    Optima HD voice
    Full duplex technology
    Echo cancellation
    10-foot voice pickup

    122,620.00
  • Yealink T58W Android Desk Phone with HD Camera

    Android 9.0 OS
    HD Audio & Video
     7” capacitive adjustable touch screen
    Up to 16 SIP accounts

    317,020.00
  • Yealink UH34 USB Wired Headset with Noise Reduction

    Noise-cancelling microphone
    HD Voice
    USB 2.0 Connection
    ActiveProtection technology

    36,000.00
  • Yealink VP59 Smart Video Phone with HD Display

    8″ 1280 x 800 touch screen IPS LCD
    1080p@30fps HD video call
    2 mega-pixel camera with privacy shutter
    Up to 4 concurrent calls

    455,620.00
  • Yealink YHS33 Professional Call Center Headset

    Wideband audio
    Ultra microphone noise cancelling
    Ergonomic design
    1 x RJ9 headset jack

    28,120.00
  • Equipment Needed for Your Meeting Room

    Setting up a modern conference room isn’t just about having the latest gadgets. Let’s look at the essential equipment you’ll need to make this happen.

    Displays and Screens

    When choosing a display for your conference room, you have two main options: LED displays and interactive touchscreens. LED displays work great for basic presentation needs and video calls. They give you sharp, bright images that everyone can see clearly, even in well-lit rooms. Modern LED displays start at 43 inches and go up to 85 inches or more.

    Interactive touchscreens take things further. Think of them as giant tablets mounted on your wall. Your team can write on them, move things around on screen, and save their work instantly. They’re perfect if your meetings involve a lot of collaboration or brainstorming. Most businesses go for 65-inch or 75-inch screens as these sizes work well in most rooms.

    Remember to consider:

    • Room size and viewing distance
    • Amount of natural light
    • How you’ll use the screen (presentations only, or interactive sessions?)
    • Where you’ll mount it (wall or mobile stand?)

    Audio Solutions

    Poor audio can ruin any meeting. Good sound isn’t just nice to have – it’s essential for productive discussions. Here’s what you need for crystal-clear sound:

    Conference microphones come in several types:

    • Ceiling microphones: Hidden away and pick up sound from above
    • Table microphones: Placed in the middle of the conference table
    • Wireless microphones: Great for presenters who move around
    • Soundbars with built-in microphones: All-in-one solutions that work well in smaller rooms

    For speakers, consider:

    • Ceiling speakers: Give even sound coverage across the room
    • Soundbars: Compact and good for small to medium rooms
    • Wall-mounted speakers: Great for larger spaces

    Look for systems with echo cancellation and background noise reduction. These features make a huge difference in call quality.

    Video Conferencing Equipment

    Video conferencing has become the backbone of modern business communication. Here’s what you need for professional-quality video calls:

    Cameras:

    • Wide-angle cameras cover the whole room
    • PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) cameras can focus on different areas
    • Auto-framing cameras that follow speakers around the room

    The best camera for you depends on your room size and meeting style. For example, if you have presentations where one person usually speaks, a simple wide-angle camera works fine. But for interactive meetings where different people speak from different parts of the room, a PTZ camera might be better.

    Choosing the Right Video Solutions for Different Room Sizes

    Small Meeting Rooms (Up to 6 People)

    Small rooms need smart solutions that don’t overwhelm the space. Here’s what works best:

    • A 43-55 inch display mounted on the wall
    • All-in-one video bar with built-in camera, microphone, and speakers
    • Simple cable management system for connecting laptops
    • Small form-factor computer for running video conferencing apps

    This setup gives you everything you need without cluttering the room.

    Medium to Large Conference Rooms (7-15 People)

    These rooms need more powerful equipment to ensure everyone can see, hear, and be heard clearly:

    • 65-75 inch display or multiple displays
    • Ceiling-mounted microphone array or multiple table mics
    • PTZ camera with good zoom capability
    • Proper speaker system for even sound distribution
    • Cable management system built into the conference table

    Consider adding:

    • Secondary display for seeing remote participants while presenting
    • Wireless presentation system for easy screen sharing

    Boardrooms and Executive Spaces (15+ People)

    Boardrooms need premium equipment that matches their professional environment:

    • 85-inch or larger premium display
    • Multiple displays for content and remote participants
    • Professional PTZ cameras with preset positions
    • High-end audio system with multiple microphones
    • Touch panel control system

    All-in-one Solutions for Conference Room Setup in Nigeria

    Getting the right equipment is just the start. A properly installed and maintained system ensures your investment pays off long-term. At RapidBTS, we include:

    • Room design consultation
    • Professional installation
    • Cable management
    • System testing and calibration
    • Regular maintenance checks
    • Technical support when you need it

    FAQ’s

    Video conferencing involves both video and audio, allowing participants to see and hear each other. Teleconferencing, on the other hand, is typically audio-only, where participants communicate via voice without visual interaction.

    Yes, video conferencing generally uses more bandwidth than teleconferencing. The video stream requires more data to be transmitted, especially if the video is in high definition.

    A computer with at least a dual-core processor, 4GB of RAM, and a stable internet connection (preferably 5 Mbps or higher) is recommended for smooth video conferencing.

    Common video conferencing software includes Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Skype, and Cisco Webex. These platforms offer features like screen sharing, chat, and recording to enhance virtual meetings.