Kramer 1G and 10G AVoIP expands AV choices at InfoComm India 2026
Kramer is set to showcase its Kramer 1G and 10G AVoIP portfolio at InfoComm India 2026, bringing together solutions aimed at different applications, performance needs and budgets. The focus is not simply on adding more AV products, but on giving integrators greater flexibility in how IP-based AV systems are designed and managed.
At booth L01, Kramer will demonstrate its 1G solutions alongside its 10G SDVoE portfolio, highlighting interoperability, central management and a more consistent approach to AV deployment.
InfoComm India 2026 puts 1G flexibility in focus
The 1G portfolio includes the KDS-17 family, which delivers visually lossless 4K60 4:4:4 video over standard 1Gb networks using JPEG2000 compression. KDS-100 takes a different approach with H.264/H.265-based streaming for scalable video distribution.
The new KDS-17 Lite adds another layer to this Kramer AVoIP portfolio. It is a cost-focused 4K60 4:4:4 transceiver that can work as either an encoder or decoder and remains interoperable with the wider KDS-17 ecosystem.
Management is handled through AVoIP Manager, available in both cloud and on-premises versions, supporting configuration, routing, monitoring and management across KDS-100, KDS-7, KDS-17 and ZUHD60.
Kramer at InfoComm India 2026 pushes 10G performance
For applications that require uncompressed 4K video and near-zero latency, Kramer will demonstrate its 10G SDVoE portfolio, including the ZyPer4K-XSE.
The system is designed for demanding AV environments and is managed through the ZyPer Management Platform. Kramer will use a command and control demonstration to show how sources can be routed dynamically across operator displays and larger visualisation surfaces.
The wider portfolio also brings USB and audio into the same connected environment. USB-C support is positioned around BYOD and collaboration workflows, while native Dante support connects video endpoints with the wider audio-over-IP ecosystem.
Kramer AVoIP Portfolio looks beyond video
The Kramer 1G and 10G AVoIP approach points to a portfolio built around different deployment needs rather than one fixed architecture. Integrators can work with 1G solutions where cost and network requirements matter, while 10G SDVoE addresses higher-performance environments.
Kramer will showcase KDS-17 Lite, KDS-17, KDS-100 and ZyPer4K-XSE at InfoComm India 2026, scheduled for September 16–18 at Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai.
For integrators, the Kramer 1G and 10G AVoIP portfolio brings together video, USB and audio-over-IP within a broader connected approach, with management and scalability remaining central to the deployment model.
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