Poly Sync 60 – USB and Bluetooth Speakerphone (TAA Compliant)

Product Overview

The Poly Sync 60 TAA compliant speakerphone is the federal procurement build of Poly's conference room USB and Bluetooth speakerphone, listed by Creation Networks under part number 772C2AA for buyers whose contracts require Trade Agreements Act sourcing. A six-microphone steerable array picks up talkers at up to 3 m (10 ft) and twin 50 mm drivers deliver 95 dB SPL, which covers a small to medium government conference room from a single tabletop device with no ceiling work and no DSP. It connects to a room PC over USB Type-A or USB Type-C and to mobile devices over Bluetooth 5.1, and a USB video camera passthrough input lets an agency add a camera without a second host cable. For a GSA purchasing team standardizing meeting room audio across a facility, this is a self-contained unit that avoids the plenum, conduit, and commissioning costs of an installed system.

Product Description

Trade Agreements Act compliance governs whether a product can be sold under GSA schedule contracts and most federal purchase vehicles: the end product must be manufactured or substantially transformed in the United States or in a TAA-designated country. Creation Networks lists 772C2AA as the TAA compliant Sync 60 build for exactly that requirement. Because country-of-origin documentation is issued per production lot rather than per model, request the current TAA certification letter from Creation Networks before submitting a solicitation response or a GSA order, and file it with your procurement package. This listing does not assert a specific certificate number, and no certificate number should be entered into a bid document without the manufacturer's current letter in hand.

The hardware itself is a commercial-grade conference speakerphone rather than a desktop accessory. The six-microphone steerable array covers a 3 m (10 ft) radius with a 100 Hz to 6.7 kHz bandwidth, a microphone sensitivity of -45 ±3 dB, and better than 55 dB signal-to-noise, so a talker at the far end of a boardroom table is captured at usable level. Adaptive gain control holds voice level consistent whether a participant is seated at the unit or standing at a whiteboard, which matters in briefing rooms and training spaces where people move. Full-duplex audio keeps both ends audible during overlapping speech, and echo and noise reduction hold back HVAC and room noise. Twin 50 mm drivers with a bass reflex system and dual passive radiators cover 75 Hz to 20 kHz at 95 dB SPL, enough output to fill a medium room without an amplifier.

Deployment is deliberately simple for a government space where AV work often requires escorted access and scheduled downtime. The unit runs from an included AC power adapter, connects to a room PC with the supplied USB Type-A cable and USB Type-A to USB Type-C adapter, and requires no rack space, no matrix, and no user training. Two units pair wirelessly to each other to extend coverage down a longer conference table. Poly Lens provides remote firmware and inventory management across a facility. Where an agency needs a PoE IP conference phone on the same table instead, the Poly Trio C60 GSA/TAA build is the alternative; where the same room also needs video, the TAA compliant Poly Studio USB video soundbar covers camera and audio in one device. Smaller huddle spaces in the same facility are served by the Poly Sync 40.

Key Features

• TAA Compliant Build — Listed as the Trade Agreements Act compliant Sync 60 SKU for GSA schedule and federal purchasing vehicles that require designated-country sourcing.
• Six-Microphone Steerable Array — Picks up talkers at up to 3 m (10 ft) so a full conference table is covered by one tabletop unit rather than ceiling microphones.
• Adaptive Gain Control — Holds voice level consistent whether a participant is seated at the device or standing away from it in a briefing or training room.
• Twin 50 mm Speakers at 95 dB SPL — Fill a small to medium conference room across a 75 Hz to 20 kHz range with no external amplifier or DSP.
• Full-Duplex Audio — Keeps both ends of a call audible during overlapping speech instead of gating one direction out.
• USB Video Camera Passthrough — A built-in USB video input lets an agency add a camera to the same room without a second cable run to the host.
• USB-A and USB-C Host Connection — Supplied with a USB Type-A cable and a USB Type-A to USB Type-C adapter to serve both legacy and current government-issue endpoints.
• Bluetooth 5.1 with 30 m Range — Supports A2DP, AVRCP, HFP, HSP, and BLE profiles for mobile pairing where policy permits it.
• Wireless Pairing of Two Units — Two Sync 60 speakerphones link together to extend coverage down a longer conference table without new cabling.
• Poly Lens Device Management — Provides remote firmware updates and inventory reporting across a facility, reducing escorted site visits.
• Two-Year Limited Warranty — Poly's standard two-year term supports multi-year facility refresh planning and budget cycles.

Typical Applications

• Government space
• Conference room
• Boardroom
• Training room
• Multi-purpose room
• Commercial meeting space

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What does TAA compliance mean for this purchase?
The Trade Agreements Act restricts federal purchases above the applicable threshold to end products manufactured or substantially transformed in the United States or in a TAA-designated country. Products that do not meet it generally cannot be sold under GSA schedule contracts. Part number 772C2AA is listed as the TAA compliant Sync 60 build for that requirement.

Can you supply TAA certification documentation with the order?
Yes. Because country-of-origin documentation is issued per production lot rather than per model number, request the current manufacturer certification letter from Creation Networks before submitting a solicitation response or GSA order, and attach it to your procurement package. Do not enter a certificate number into a bid document without that letter in hand.

What room size does the Sync 60 cover?
The six-microphone steerable array reaches up to 3 m (10 ft) and the twin 50 mm speakers produce 95 dB SPL, which covers a small to medium conference room or briefing room from one tabletop position. For a longer table, pair two units wirelessly to extend microphone coverage and output rather than adding ceiling microphones.

How is it installed in a government conference room?
It is a tabletop device: connect the supplied USB Type-A cable to a room PC, using the included USB Type-A to USB Type-C adapter where needed, and plug in the AC power adapter. No rack space, conduit, plenum cabling, DSP, or amplifier is required, so a room can be commissioned during a single escorted visit.

Can a camera be added for video meetings?
Yes. The Sync 60 includes a USB video camera passthrough input, so a USB camera connects through the speakerphone to the host rather than requiring a second cable run across the table. For rooms that need camera and audio in one device, the TAA compliant Poly Studio USB video soundbar is the alternative.

Does Bluetooth have to be enabled?
No. The unit operates fully over the wired USB connection, which is the normal configuration in secure spaces where wireless is restricted. Bluetooth 5.1 with a 30 m range is available where site policy permits mobile pairing, and it can be left unused without affecting wired operation.

How do IT teams manage a facility-wide deployment?
Poly Lens provides remote firmware updates, configuration, and inventory reporting, which reduces the number of escorted site visits needed to keep a fleet current. Standardizing one firmware baseline across a facility keeps device behavior identical for users who move between rooms.

What warranty and service options apply?
The unit carries the Poly standard two-year limited warranty. Poly+ service agreements providing extended coverage, advance hardware replacement, and technical support are available separately; contact Creation Networks for the tier that aligns with your facility refresh cycle and support requirements.