What This Standard Covers
- Codec platform selection criteria and network bandwidth requirements per seat count
- Structured cabling topology from IDF to conference room termination points
- Display type, sizing, and mounting specifications by room depth and occupancy
- Microphone array placement rules for ceiling, table, and wall-mounted configurations
- Signal flow documentation requirements for AV integrator handoff
- Acoustic treatment coordination with general contractor and interior designer
Who It Is For
- AV integrators building conference rooms to Restrepo design standards
- Commercial architects writing AV infrastructure into construction documents
- IT directors managing multi-room rollouts across corporate campuses
- General contractors who need a single reference for all low-voltage trade coordination
When To Use It
- During design development when room size, layout, and technology platform are selected
- At the pre-construction meeting to establish conduit, power, and network rough-in scope
- Before the low-voltage rough-in inspection to verify all pathways are in place
- During AV system commissioning to confirm infrastructure meets the installed equipment's requirements
Read or Download the PDF
The full standard, including specifications, diagrams, and field references, is in the embedded PDF below. Read it inline or download it for your jobsite folder.
Field Notes
Most conference room failures trace back to decisions made before the AV contractor ever showed up. The codec was put in the wrong rack, the network switch was underspecified, the ceiling tile grid did not allow for the right mic placement. This standard is about getting those decisions right before drywall.
The AI label is not marketing. The room infrastructure has to support camera tracking, noise suppression processing, and cloud-based meeting platforms simultaneously. Each of those has a network, power, and physical space requirement. This document spells them out.