KLCC staff showcasing the new equipment
THE Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC) became the first facility in Malaysia to install the 6500 ANSI Lumens laser technology projector as part of a 3.1 million ringgit (US$765 thousand) investment to upgrade the audiovisual capabilities of all its 21 meeting rooms.
The first phase was recently completed, involving 10 meeting rooms on level four where the centre’s short-lead bookings and just-in-time meetings facilities are housed. The second phase includes 11 meeting rooms on level three and will be completed by end-2016.
Its general manager, Alan Pryor, said: “As technology becomes an even bigger component of any world-class convention facility in today’s increasingly technology-driven world, the latest AV upgrades will enhance our clients’ overall meeting experience.
“The six new digital ceiling speakers in each room facilitates clearer projection of voice and sound, while the installation of the 6500 ANSI Lumens laser technology projector produces outstanding and clear high-definition images.”
KLCC had also recently undergone a 1.8 million ringgit upgrade with the installation of 190 new digital speakers and digital audio processors at its Plenary Theatre, Plenary Hall, Conference Halls 1, 2 and 3, Banquet Hall and Ballrooms 1 and 2. All audio processors in the Exhibition Halls have also transitioned to digital.
