Crestron AM-3100-WF AirMedia Series 3 Receiver 100 WiFi 4K60 | NO ADAPTER

Crestron AM-3100-WF — AirMedia Series 3 Receiver 100 with Wi-Fi

A wireless presentation receiver that sits on a meeting-room display and lets people share their screens from a laptop, phone or tablet with no cable and no dongle. Outputs over HDMI at up to 4K60, joins the room either through the corporate network or its own built-in Wi-Fi, and takes power over PoE+. Backed by a 12-month warranty from Reboot IT.

Key Benefits

• Nothing to plug in — participants present from their own device over the network, so no adapter hunt and no cable passed around the table.
• Up to 4K60 output — drives a modern 4K meeting-room display natively rather than forcing it back to 1080p.
• Two ways onto the network — join the corporate LAN, or use the built-in Wi-Fi so guests can present without being given network access.
• Single-cable install — PoE+ carries power and network together, so one Cat cable behind the display is the whole job.
• USB for room peripherals — connect in-room conferencing devices such as a camera or speakerphone.
• Enterprise security — built for corporate deployment and central management rather than as a consumer casting stick.

Performance in Use

AirMedia solves the same problem as every wireless presentation system — the meeting that starts five minutes late because nobody has the right adapter — but it does so in a way built for corporate IT rather than a huddle-room gadget. It is centrally manageable, it authenticates, and it fits an estate where a hundred rooms need to behave identically.

The -WF variant is the one with built-in Wi-Fi, and that matters more than it sounds. A receiver that only joins the wired corporate LAN forces guests onto that network to present. With its own Wi-Fi the AM-3100-WF can host a direct connection instead, which is usually the difference between a visitor presenting immediately and a helpdesk ticket.

Two practical points. Wireless content tops out at 1080p30 over AirMedia, which is right for slides, documents and static content but is not a 60 Hz video path — full-motion video over a wireless link will show it. And like all AirMedia units it expects a properly configured network: multicast, firewall rules and client software all need to be right, so plan the deployment with whoever runs the network.

Technical Specifications

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Condition Grades

Cosmetic grading describes the casing only. Every unit, whatever its grade, is tested to the same standard and carries the same warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is a power supply included?

No. The AM-3100-WF is PoE+ powered, so a PoE+ switch port is normally all that is required. If your switch does not supply PoE+ you will need an injector or the Crestron power pack, neither of which is included.

What does the -WF suffix mean?

It denotes the variant with built-in Wi-Fi network connectivity. That lets the receiver host a direct wireless connection, so guests can present without being placed on the corporate network.

Does it do 4K?

The HDMI output supports up to 4K (3840 × 2160), and wirelessly shared content is carried at 1080p30 over AirMedia. That suits slides, documents and static content; full-motion 60 Hz video is not what a wireless presentation link is designed for.

What can present to it?

Laptops, smartphones and tablets, using the AirMedia client or supported native casting. It also provides USB interfaces for in-room conferencing peripherals such as a camera or speakerphone.

Does it need network configuration?

Yes. Like all AirMedia receivers it expects a properly configured network — multicast, firewall rules and client software need to be correct. Plan the deployment with whoever manages the network.

What is shipping and delivery like?

Shipping costs apply based on size and destination — rates are calculated at checkout. Orders placed before the daily cut-off are typically dispatched the same business day from our Melbourne warehouse.