Extron Esports CompKit NAV – All-in-One 5v5 Esports Competition Kit

Product Overview

Esports CompKit - NAV (5v5 Esports Competition Kit, NAV), part number 42-365-01. The Extron Esports Competition Kit is an all-in-one AV system for competitive and recreational gaming, live events, and sports analysis. It is housed in a single rack and can be deployed as a portable system or installed permanently, supporting 1v1, 2v2, 3v3, 4v4, and 5v5 competition formats. The kit integrates PCs, media players, and cameras at 4K resolutions and distributes video without affecting gameplay quality or responsiveness for players. Two versions are offered, one built on NAV Pro AV over IP and one on DTP3 twisted pair distribution.

Product Description

Building an esports room from components is a project. Player stations, a shoutcaster position, spectator displays, streaming, and coach review all have to coexist, and the one non-negotiable requirement is that nothing the AV system does can add latency at the player's monitor. Get that wrong and the room is unusable for competition regardless of how good the production looks.

The Esports CompKit packages that system into a single rack. Video distribution reaches the spectator and production side without degrading gameplay quality or responsiveness at the player positions, which is the design constraint the whole product is built around. Sources including gaming PCs, media players, and cameras integrate at 4K resolutions.

Production capability includes real-time annotation tools and customizable multi-view layouts, which serve both live broadcast and coaching review. For schools and universities running esports as an academic or athletic program, the analysis use case often matters as much as the competition itself.

Two configurations are available. The Esports CompKit - NAV (42-365-01) builds on Extron NAV Pro AV over IP distribution, which suits facilities with capable network infrastructure and a need for flexible routing. The Esports CompKit - DTP3 (42-366-01) uses DTP3 twisted pair distribution, which suits self-contained rooms and portable deployments. Both are configured systems and are quoted per project rather than sold at list price.

Key Features

• Complete single-rack system — An all-in-one AV solution housed in one rack, deployable as portable or permanently installed.
• Multiple competition formats — Supports 1v1, 2v2, 3v3, 4v4, and 5v5 esports competition configurations.
• No gameplay latency penalty — Distributes video to production and spectator displays without affecting quality or responsiveness at player positions.
• 4K source integration — Accepts gaming PCs, media players, and cameras at 4K resolutions.
• Real-time annotation — Built-in annotation tools for live commentary and coaching review.
• Customizable multi-view layouts — Configurable multi-view output for broadcast, spectator displays, and analysis.
• Two distribution options — Available as a NAV Pro AV over IP configuration or a DTP3 twisted pair configuration.
• Designed for transport — Built for straightforward setup and relocation where the system moves between venues.

Typical Applications

• Multi-purpose room
• Training room
• Broadcast studio
• Auditorium
• All-hands room
• Commercial meeting space

Technical Specifications

Specifications sourced from Extron product documentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is this quoted rather than listed at a price?

The CompKit is a configured system rather than a single boxed product. Extron lists it as call-for-price, and final pricing depends on configuration and project scope. Contact Creation Networks for a quote.

What is the difference between the NAV and DTP3 versions?

The NAV version (42-365-01) uses Extron NAV Pro AV over IP distribution, suited to facilities with capable network infrastructure and a need for flexible routing across a building. The DTP3 version (42-366-01) uses twisted pair distribution, suited to self-contained rooms and portable deployments.

Does the AV system add latency for players?

The system is specifically designed to distribute video to production and spectator outputs without affecting gameplay quality or responsiveness at the player positions. That constraint drives the architecture.

Can it be moved between venues?

Yes. It is designed for straightforward setup and transportation in a single rack, so it can be deployed as a portable system as well as permanently installed.

What competition formats does it handle?

1v1, 2v2, 3v3, 4v4, and 5v5. The 5v5 configuration is the full build.

Is it suitable for coaching and analysis, not just competition?

Yes. Real-time annotation tools and customizable multi-view layouts support film review and sports analysis alongside live competition and streaming.

What support does Creation Networks provide?

We can scope the configuration against your room, quote the system, and coordinate Extron warranty and RMA handling after deployment.