Poly Studio G62 – Video Conferencing System No Radio GSA/TAA

Product Overview

The Poly Studio G62 No Radio GSA/TAA video conferencing system is the wired-only government build of HP Poly's modular room codec, supplied without Wi-Fi or Bluetooth radios for facilities that prohibit wireless transmitters. It is listed as GSA/TAA compliant for federal procurement under Trade Agreements Act sourcing requirements, and runs Microsoft Teams and Zoom natively plus standards-based H.323 and SIP. A single PoE+ Ethernet drop powers and networks the codec, so a secure conference room is served by structured cable alone. Specify this part number where a security policy, accreditation, or facility standard rules out an RF transmitter in the space.

Product Description

"No Radio" is a hardware distinction, not a configuration setting. On this build the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth radios are absent from the unit rather than switched off in software, which is the condition many secure facilities require before AV equipment can be installed in an accredited space. That matters to an accreditation officer because a disabled radio is still a radio: it can be re-enabled by firmware, and it has to be treated as present during an inspection. Ordering the No Radio SKU removes the question. Wired operation is unaffected, and every video, audio, and control function of the codec continues to run over Ethernet and HDMI.

This configuration is also published by HP Poly as a Trade Agreements Act compliant build, which is what permits it to be sold through GSA schedule vehicles to federal buyers. The listing is offered as GSA/TAA compliant on that basis; request the current compliance letter and country-of-origin documentation from Creation Networks before award, since compliance status is maintained by the manufacturer and can differ across build revisions. Beyond the radio and sourcing differences, the platform matches the standard G62. The 247.7 x 152.4 x 34.9 mm chassis weighs 798 g, mounts behind a display or in a credenza, and is powered over Ethernet from an IEEE 802.3at/bt class 4, 5, or 6 switch or PoE injector. Video runs 4K at 30 fps and 1080p at 60 fps across H.264, H.264 High Profile, H.265, H.264 SVC, and H.263.

The rear panel provides one HDMI 2.0 input and two HDMI 2.0 outputs for dual-display briefing rooms, two USB Type-A ports at 5 Gbps, one USB Type-C, 3.5 mm line-level in and out for interfacing to a house DSP or assistive listening system, a PoE+ LAN RJ-45, a second LLN RJ-45 for the peripheral network, and a Kensington lock slot. Networking covers IPv4 and IPv6 with Auto-MDIX at 100/1G/2.5G, and IP REST and CLI APIs allow a third-party control system to drive the room from a local processor rather than a cloud service. Complete the room with the Poly Studio E60 PTZ camera or the Poly Studio E70 dual-lens 4K smart camera, add a Poly TC10 touch controller for one-touch join, and extend table pickup with a Poly Studio table microphone. Where wireless is permitted, the GSA/TAA G62 with radios is the equivalent SKU.

Key Features

• Radios Physically Absent — Ships without Wi-Fi and Bluetooth hardware rather than with the radios disabled in firmware, which is what secure facilities and accreditation reviews generally require.
• GSA/TAA Compliant Build — Listed as a Trade Agreements Act compliant configuration so it can be placed on GSA schedule orders by federal contracting officers.
• Wired-Only Operation — All video, audio, control, and management traffic runs over Ethernet and HDMI, keeping the room on structured cable with no RF transmitter in the space.
• Modular Room Codec — Separates processing from camera and microphones so an AV designer can match components to the room's size and security posture.
• 4K 30 fps Video — Delivers 4K at 30 fps and 1080p at 60 fps across H.264, H.264 High Profile, H.265, H.264 SVC, and H.263 for quality calls on constrained circuits.
• Single PoE+ Cable — Powers and networks the codec from an IEEE 802.3at/bt class 4, 5, or 6 switch or injector, avoiding new power circuits in hardened buildings.
• Standards-Based Calling — H.323 and SIP support lets the codec register to an on-premises video infrastructure where cloud platforms are not approved.
• Local Control APIs — IP REST and CLI API support allows a third-party control processor to operate the room without reliance on an external service.
• Dual HDMI 2.0 Output — Drives two displays from one codec for people-plus-content layouts in briefing and command spaces.
• Kensington Lock Slot — Supports physical security practice in shared and controlled-access government rooms.

Typical Applications

• Government space
• Conference room
• Boardroom
• Training room
• Multi-purpose room
• All-hands room

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly does "No Radio" mean on this SKU?
The Wi-Fi and Bluetooth radios are not fitted to the unit. This is a hardware difference rather than a software setting, which is the distinction that matters in an accredited or otherwise RF-restricted facility, because a radio disabled in firmware can be re-enabled and must still be treated as present during inspection. Wired operation over Ethernet and HDMI is unaffected.

Does removing the radios change how the room is deployed?
Only in that every connection must be wired. The codec is powered and networked over a single PoE+ Ethernet drop, peripherals connect over the LLN RJ-45 peripheral network, and displays connect over HDMI. There is no wireless content sharing or Bluetooth pairing on this build, so plan a wired presentation input for guest laptops.

What does GSA/TAA compliant mean for this part number?
The Trade Agreements Act restricts the country of manufacture of an end product supplied under covered federal contracts to the United States or a designated country. HP Poly publishes this configuration as a TAA-compliant SKU, which is what allows sale through GSA schedule vehicles. Request the current compliance letter and country-of-origin documentation from Creation Networks before award, since compliance is maintained by the manufacturer and can change between build revisions.

Which cameras and microphones are supported?
HP Poly lists the Poly Studio E60 camera, Poly Studio E70 camera, Poly Studio E360 companion camera, Poly Studio R30 USB video bar, and Poly IP table and ceiling microphones. Peripherals connect over Ethernet, which suits secure rooms already cabled with structured cable to the table and ceiling.

Can the room be controlled without a cloud service?
Yes. The codec exposes IP REST and CLI APIs so a local third-party control processor can operate the room, and it supports standards-based H.323 and SIP for registration to on-premises video infrastructure. Confirm with your security team which management paths are approved before deployment.

How is the codec powered and mounted?
Power comes over Ethernet from an IEEE 802.3at/bt class 4, 5, or 6 switch port or PoE injector, so one structured cable serves the mounting point. The 247.7 x 152.4 x 34.9 mm chassis at 798 g mounts behind a display or inside a credenza, keeping the codec out of reach in controlled-access spaces.

Is there a JITC-certified version of the G62?
HP Poly publishes separate G62 configurations carrying JITC certification for defense programs that require it. If your requirement cites JITC in addition to TAA, ask Creation Networks to quote that part number rather than this one, since JITC status is specific to the configuration.

What warranty and support are included?
The unit carries the Poly standard one-year limited warranty. Poly+ service agreements are available separately for extended coverage, advance hardware replacement, and technical support; contact Creation Networks to align coverage with your contract's period of performance.