Crestron: The World Leader in Automation and Integration Technology

Crestron is a leading provider of control automation and integration technology for commercial audiovisual environments such as meeting spaces, conference rooms, classrooms, and auditoriums. Their equipment is also used for high-end residential audiovisual installations.


Founded in 1971, Crestron has become an industry leader in the design, manufacture, and distribution of automation and integration technology. Their products are designed to simplify the control of audiovisual systems and are used by businesses and organizations worldwide.

Crestron's products range from advanced room controllers to multi-room audio/video systems. The company also manufactures a full line of touch screen controllers, wall-mounted solutions, and handheld remote controls. In addition, Crestron offers a variety of software solutions, such as the Crestron Fusion platform, that allow users to control their environment with a single touch.

Crestron's products are designed to be user-friendly, easy to install, and energy-efficient. The company also prides itself on providing exceptional customer service and technical support. As a result, their products are consistently rated as some of the best in the industry.

In addition to their products, Crestron also offers a wide array of services. Their professional services team can provide programming and support for their customers, as well as custom solutions for unique applications. Crestron also offers training and certifications for technicians and installers, allowing them to become certified in the installation and use of Crestron products.

Crestron is dedicated to providing the highest quality products and services for commercial and residential audiovisual applications. With their innovative products and services, Crestron is the world leader in automation and integration technology.

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