Poly Studio X52 – All-In-One 4K Video Bar No Radio GSA/TAA

Product Overview

The Poly Studio X52 No Radio GSA/TAA video bar (part number 8D8K7AA#ABA) is the radio-free federal build of the X52 all-in-one 4K video bar, intended for secure facilities where Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are not permitted in the space. Poly documents the no-radio versions as builds on which the wireless interfaces are not available, so the bar operates strictly over its wired 10/100/1G Ethernet connection — there is no radio to disable, audit, or accredit. GSA/TAA compliance on this part number covers the schedule and country-of-origin side of the buy, making it the SKU for SCIFs and other controlled government conference rooms procured on a GSA vehicle. If your network additionally requires Joint Interoperability Test Command listing, order the No Radio TAA/JITC build; if the room permits wireless, the standard GSA/TAA build costs less.

Product Description

Removing the radios changes the deployment model rather than the meeting experience. Every design decision downstream assumes a cabled room: one RJ-45 drop carries provisioning, signaling, and media with IPv4 or IPv6, wireless content sharing is off the table, and shared content arrives over the HDMI 2.0 input or a room PC on USB Type-C. That is usually what a physical security officer wants anyway, because a radio-free endpoint removes an entire category of emissions questions from the accreditation package for the space.

Camera and audio are the same medium-room platform as the commercial Poly Studio X52: a 20MP sensor at 30 fps across a 110° diagonal field of view, 5x digital zoom, and DirectorAI people, group, and speaker framing, with a DirectorAI perimeter that keeps the camera inside the room boundary. Two MEMS microphones and two second-order microphones cover talkers to roughly 20 feet, and NoiseBlockAI and Acoustic Fence suppress keyboard noise and hallway conversation instead of simply gating the channel. Because the bar cannot use a wireless controller link, plan the table run for a wired Poly TC10 touch controller during rough-in; add a Poly Studio table microphone for long tables, and mount the bar with the Poly Studio X52/V52 VESA mount where a monitor clamp is not appropriate. The unit ships with monitor clamp, HDMI cable, Ethernet cable, and AC power adapter.

Key Features

• No Radio Hardware Build — Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are not available on this configuration, so the endpoint introduces no wireless emissions into a SCIF or other radio-restricted space.
• GSA and TAA Procurement Build — Supplied as a GSA/TAA compliant part number, which lets a contracting officer place it on a schedule order without a country-of-origin exception.
• Wired-Only Network Path — A single 10/100/1G RJ-45 with IPv4 and IPv6 carries provisioning, signaling, and media, keeping the room on one auditable connection.
• 20MP 4K Camera — Captures 30 fps video across a 110° diagonal field of view so the whole conference table is covered without a second camera.
• DirectorAI Smart Framing — People, group, and speaker framing track the conversation automatically, so secure briefings run without an AV operator in the room.
• DirectorAI Perimeter — Bounds the tracking zone so movement outside the meeting area never becomes the shot.
• Four-Microphone Array with Acoustic Fence — Two MEMS and two second-order microphones cover talkers to roughly 20 feet while NoiseBlockAI and Acoustic Fence keep sound from outside the room off the call.
• Dual HDMI 2.0 Output — Supports dual-display briefing rooms with far-end video on one screen and wired content on the other.
• Native Platform Support — Certified for Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet, so a single hardware standard serves agencies running more than one platform.

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 part number 8D8K7AA#ABA?
Poly publishes no-radio versions of the Studio X52 on which the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth interfaces are not available. It is a hardware-level difference rather than a configuration setting, which is the distinction a security officer normally needs for a controlled space.

How does this SKU differ from the other X52 government part numbers?
This is the GSA/TAA compliant no-radio build. The standard GSA/TAA build (8D8K3AA#ABA) keeps the radios; the TAA/JITC part numbers (8D8K4AA#ABA with radios, 8D8K8AA#ABA no radio) are the builds listed for JITC certification. Pick on facility restriction and network approval requirement, because the AV performance is identical.

Does removing the radios limit content sharing?
Wireless content sharing is not available on this build. Content comes in over the HDMI 2.0 input or from a room PC connected on USB Type-C or HDMI, which is the normal expectation in a secure facility anyway.

What does the room need for cabling and power?
One 10/100/1G Ethernet drop and one AC outlet at the display, plus HDMI runs for any local source. Because there is no wireless fallback, confirm the network drop is live and on the correct VLAN before the install crew arrives.

Can a touch controller be used with a no-radio bar?
Yes, using a wired controller such as the Poly TC10 over its RJ-45 connection. Plan the cable path to the table during rough-in, since the controller cannot associate over a wireless link on this build.

How is the bar mounted?
A monitor clamp ships in the box for display-top mounting. VESA and wall installs use the Poly Studio X52/V52 VESA mount, and rooms with existing Studio X50 mounting hardware can reuse it with the X52 adapter bracket.

Which video platforms are supported?
The bar is certified for Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet and runs them natively as a room system, so no separate codec or room PC is required in the equipment list.

What warranty and support are included?
Poly standard one-year limited warranty covering parts and labor on a return-to-factory basis. Poly+ agreements with advance hardware replacement are sold separately; contact Creation Networks for the coverage tier that matches your facility's sparing policy.