Hospitality

The guest never sees the wiring.

Hotels and venues connect guest, payment, building, and staff systems across one property. AVIT designs the network boundaries between them.

NETWORK
ONE BACKBONE
STAGING
TAMPA, FL
MONITORING
24/7/365

Connected systems across the property.

Front Desk & Lobby

PMS connectivity, guest Wi-Fi, lobby audio, displays, and entry cameras connect through defined network segments.

Food & Beverage Outlets

Outlet point-of-sale systems and kitchen displays share one network; bar sound remains separately zoned.

Meeting & Event Space

Banquet managers control displays, zoned audio, and room configurations, with time-limited network credentials for events.

Pool, Patio & Outdoor

Weather-rated speakers, displays, and cameras serve outdoor areas, with wireless coverage planned for the full footprint.

Back of House

Staff wireless, time clocks, office IT, and surveillance retention support back-of-house operations.

The Property Network

One backbone keeps guest, payment, building, and staff traffic segmented by design.

PROPERTY TYPES: HOTELS · RESORTS · PRIVATE CLUBS · STADIUMS & VENUES · CONFERENCE CENTERS

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Commissioning sequence

The work moves from survey through documented handover.

Each step is signed off before the next starts.

  1. 1

    Survey the whole property, not the closet

    We walk guest floors, outlets, event space, and back of house, since riser paths decide the network.

  2. 2

    Design one segmented backbone

    Guest, payment, building, and staff traffic remain separated, with wireless engineered for each area's density.

  3. 3

    Stage and burn in before anything ships

    Switches, access points, head-end AV, and racks are configured in Tampa, then shipped as labeled kits.

  4. 4

    Install in-room and public-space systems together

    Room televisions, corridor audio, outdoor zones, signage, and cameras are installed against the network drawing set.

  5. 5

    Commission event AV against a real load

    Ballroom displays, zoned audio, and room controls are tested under banquet load, including combine-and-divide configurations.

  6. 6

    Train the people who will use it nightly

    Front desk, banquet, and engineering staff train on their systems and receive one-page reference guides.

  7. 7

    Monitor and support from Tampa

    Supported circuits, networks, and endpoints are monitored after opening. AVIT coordinates escalations with carriers, PMS providers, and point-of-sale vendors.

Customer reference

Hospitality perspective.

AVIT has exceeded our expectations and is our preferred vendor for A/V needs worldwide.
Joe Ginel
Vice President of Entertainment & Atmosphere, Margaritaville

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