UNSPSC 45111824: Synchronizing or sync converter

A type of device that makes the frequency of the two oscillation signals and phases to be consistent.

UNSPSC 45111824 Synchronizing or sync converter, a Commodity code, covers audio-visual signal conversion and interface equipment that state and local governments procure primarily through audio-visual systems integration, classroom and conference room technology upgrades, and facility renovation projects. Recent state and local solicitations tag this code against comprehensive AV infrastructure work rather than stand-alone converter procurement; the code appears as a component within larger systems buys for schools, colleges, courthouses, stadiums, and municipal buildings, where sync converters function as part of integrated presentation, live-streaming, or broadcast capability.

School districts and universities dominate recent activity under this code, with Northside Independent School District (San Antonio, Texas), Jones County School System (Georgia), Cobb County School District (Georgia), and Valencia College District (Florida) posting multiple solicitations for classroom projectors, interactive panels, and comprehensive AV systems that incorporate synchronization and conversion infrastructure. Cities and counties also participate — the City of Arlington (Texas) and Santa Monica (California) recently solicited LED walls and AV systems integration, while Gwinnett County (Georgia), Wake County (North Carolina), and Volusia County (Florida) sought audio equipment upgrades for courtrooms and emergency operations centers. The geographic spread spans Texas, Georgia, Florida, California, Michigan, Ohio, North Carolina, and Connecticut, with particular concentration in school districts across the Southeast and Southwest. Representative recent opportunities include Northside Independent School District's RFP for classroom projectors and AV equipment procurement, installation, and repair services due August 6, 2026; the City of Santa Monica's RFP for citywide audio-visual systems integration, maintenance, and support services across conference rooms and event spaces due August 3, 2026, under prevailing wage and California contractor license requirements; the Railroad Commission of Texas's IFB for live audio-visual broadcasting services covering approximately 29 meetings annually due July 15, 2026; and Jones County School System's RFP for 30 ViewSonic interactive flat panels with installation and removal services due May 18, 2026, structured as Good/Better/Best pricing tiers with a one-year contract term.