Fersa is committed to innovation and AV technology for its new corporate building

Hubtech y Earpro&EES have responded to the structural characteristics of the lobby and auditorium of the new building Fersa Lab providing the necessary AV equipment for this highly complex installation.

The Spanish multinational fERS, which focuses its activity on the development of bearings for the automotive industry, has inaugurated its new Fersa Lab building, a space to encourage creativity and collaboration. Hubtech has been the company responsible for the design and integration of the different audio solutions, video and control; and has opted for the technologies of Shure, Q-SYS y Philips, brands distributed by Earpro&EES.

The main challenge has been to create an impactful audiovisual experience in two key areas of the building: the lobby and the auditorium.

for the hall, The great challenge has been to install a screen as the central axis of the space, ensuring visibility and clarity at every point in the room. To achieve, An LED system has been chosen 6 meters of base per 3 meters high, con cabinets Philips 41BDL7224L/00, one pixel pitch 2,4 millimeters and a total resolution of 2,496×1.456 pixels.

One of the biggest technical difficulties has been the sound system due to its great height and the arrangement of the furniture.. For this reason, has been chosen 7 suspended full range speakers JBL C67HC/T, known for their narrow coverage, ideal for improving voice intelligibility and musical clarity in acoustically complex spaces. Besides, for broader coverage, two JBL suspended speakers have been placed C67P/T.

With the aim of hosting events and presentations, It has also been necessary to configure all new microphone equipment. Wireless systems from the series have been chosen Microflex Wireless Shure with capsules SM58, ensuring clear, high-quality sound reproduction in all situations.

For the audience, the other large space of the building and with the intention of ensuring an immersive experience and impeccable visual quality, A LED screen has been chosen 5 meters of base per 2,75 meters high also with Philips 41BDL7224L/00 cabinets, one pixel pitch 2,4 millimeters and a total resolution of 2,080×1.144 pixels.

For sound reinforcement, two JBL CBT-70J-1 column array speakers, and as support for low frequencies, a JBL bass box has been incorporated ASB6112, This is a compact 12" high power subwoofer.″. To power both the columns and the subwoofer, A power stage has been configured with DSP CDI4-600 of Crown Audio.

Regarding the microphones, they have been installed, Just like in the lobby, series teams Microflex Wireless de Shure. In this case, transmitters MXW2 and SM58 capsules, as well as gooseneck microphones MX415RLPDF, mounted on transmitter bases MXW8 Z11. It has also been decided to use vocal headbands WCM16. The transceiver has been installed as an access point for the microphones MXWAPT8 Z11, which has 8 channels with Dante protocol, along with two Shure charging systems, specifically the models MXWNCS8-E y MXWNCS4-E.

A processor has been configured to manage all audio signals from microphones and video sources. DSP Core 110f of Q-SYS. This solution allows you to manage all signals through the Dante protocol, as well as outputs to recorders, amplifiers and USB for video conferencing.

Due to the structural characteristics of the lobby and the auditorium, the integration has required a precise technical approach, which has been possible thanks to the joint work between Hubtech and Earpro&EES, since a meticulous selection of equipment has been essential for this highly complex installation.