One set of cabling
The speaker and screen cables run alongside those of the alarm and cameras. Nothing on show, and no second job.
Comfort
Soft music in reception, information screens at the entrance: installed on the same job as your alarm and cameras. Same cabling, same team.

Speakers go in the ceiling, screens on the wall. It makes sense to plan them while the alarm and camera cables are already being run.
The speaker and screen cables run alongside those of the alarm and cameras. Nothing on show, and no second job.
The screens and the music player connect to the network, just like the cameras. We are both installers and IT specialists: we connect them along with everything else.
The same team installs the alarm, the cameras, the sound and the screens. A problem? One call.
We are currently equipping a new three-storey building south of Brussels. With the architect and the electrician, we planned 16 speakers and 6 screens from the drawings onwards, at the same time as the cameras, the alarm, the fire detection and the badges.
Every speaker and every screen appears on the plan for its floor and in the cabling guide handed to the electrician. On the day the suspended ceilings are closed, everything is already in place.
In business premises in Brussels and Woluwe, background music was installed as part of the same project as the alarm, the cameras and the badges.
A calmer reception, where people wait without noticing. A shop with its own atmosphere. Conversations that stay more private.
You start the music from your phone or your computer. The volume is set zone by zone, on a push-button control: louder in reception, softer in work areas, switched off in offices if you prefer.

Photos from the manufacturers whose equipment we install.





In reception, at the entrance or in the shop window: your opening hours, your advice, your latest news, a short video. Your customers and visitors stay informed while they wait, without having to ask you.
You change the content from your computer and schedule it by time of day: opening hours in the morning, a tip in the afternoon. We plan the mounting, the power supply and the network, with cables hidden.

At home, music is controlled from the Sonos app, room by room. We fit Sonos speakers on the wall or on a piece of furniture, where they go unnoticed.
If we are already fitting your home with an alarm or a video intercom, the sound can be planned on the same job.

Photos from the manufacturers whose equipment we install.



ArtSound for ceiling speakers and amplifiers in shops, offices and reception areas. Sonos for homes and small spaces. BrightSign players to run the content on the screens.
With DeepSense Care, we also offer follow-up for the sound and screens: one visit a year and updates. Your installation works without it.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. In a professional setting (reception, shop, office), music requires a licence. You take it out yourself on unisono.be, the joint portal of the authors’ and performers’ societies, and it stays in your name. We install the sound and explain the procedure. At home, for private use, there is nothing to declare.
Yes. We divide your premises into zones (reception, work areas, offices…) and each zone has its own volume button, which can also switch it off. At home, with Sonos, you adjust each room from the app.
You do, with a simple tool: we show you how when the system is handed over. You change a text, an image or a video from your computer, and choose what plays at what time.
Because the cables run in the same places. On a new build or a renovation, speakers go in before the suspended ceilings and screens before the painting. Planned with the alarm and cameras, they appear on the same plan and in the same guide for the electrician: no second job.
The price depends mainly on the number of zones, speakers and screens, and on the cabling to be run. After the site visit, you receive a detailed quote, item by item.
On request, case by case. Tell us about your project during the visit: we will tell you frankly what we can do.
We come and see your premises and suggest the sound zones and where the screens should go. You decide afterwards, quote in hand.