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School Pine Creek High School Natatorium, District 20

Lambda AV engineered a high-reliability audio-visual system for a corrosive pool environment, focusing on weather-tight audio coverage, intuitive touchscreen control, and “One Page” user interface design.
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Engineering Lasting Reliability in Aquatic Environments

School budgets often require AV systems to last 15+ years without maintenance. For the Pine Creek High School natatorium, Lambda AV prioritized “lasting reliability” to overcome the challenges of a highly corrosive and reverberant environment. We addressed these hurdles by installing weather-tight Danley Sound Labs and Sound Tube speakers at lower mounting heights to ensure direct, clear audio coverage for both the audience and staff.

The system’s heart is a custom-designed touchscreen interface that replaces complex soundboards with a simple “One Page” layout. This intuitive design allows coaches and staff to manage microphones and video routing with a single glance, requiring no in-depth training. To finish the package, we integrated digital Audio Technica wireless systems and automated TV power-syncing, ensuring the facility is “day-one ready” for every user.

Data-driven Results

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Our “stewardship-first” engineering goal ensures that major school AV systems can survive untouched and unmaintained for over a decade, providing a high return on tight district budgets.
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When the system is powered off via the touchscreen, all levels and buttons automatically reset to a standard point, eliminating troubleshooting for the next faculty member.
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