05/12/2026
Jordan-Hare Stadium stands as one of college football’s most iconic venues, home to Auburn University and the electric atmosphere of SEC game days. With a seating capacity exceeding 87,000, the stadium is not just a sports venue—it’s a fully integrated broadcast environment that supports national media coverage at the highest level.
Behind the scenes, delivering those broadcasts requires robust, reliable infrastructure. That’s where AMP played a critical role by providing a custom TVRP (Temporary Video Rack Power) cabinet system tailored specifically for live sports media operations.
The TVRP cabinet supplied by AMP was engineered to meet the demanding requirements of broadcast crews, ensuring uninterrupted power distribution for cameras, replay systems, production trucks, and on-site control rooms. At its core, the cabinet featured heavy-duty server rack rails, allowing flexible mounting of broadcast equipment.
To enhance usability, the cabinet incorporated camlock connectors—an industry standard for quick, secure, and high-capacity electrical connections. These camlocks enabled rapid setup and teardown, which is essential in a stadium environment where time and reliability are critical.
Power distribution within the unit was anchored by a 1200A main LSI (Long-Time, Short-Time, Instantaneous) breaker equipped with extended arms. This high-capacity breaker provided precise control over power delivery and protection, safeguarding sensitive broadcast equipment from overloads and faults. The inclusion of LSI functionality ensured adjustable trip settings, allowing engineers to fine-tune protection parameters based on varying load conditions during live events.
Complementing the electrical infrastructure, an integrated air conditioning unit was installed within the TVRP cabinet enclosure to maintain optimal operating temperatures for sensitive broadcast and server equipment. High-density electronics—such as video processors, routing systems, and storage arrays—generate significant heat under continuous use, especially during long game-day productions. The dedicated AC unit was designed to provide consistent, controlled cooling, typically maintaining internal temperatures within recommended ranges for IT and broadcast hardware.
In addition to performance and efficiency, the project also highlights AMP's customization capabilities. This TVRP cabinet was finished in a custom bronze matte color at the customer’s request, demonstrating that utility-grade equipment does not have to sacrifice visual appeal. This tailored finish allows the system to better blend with its surroundings or meet architectural preferences, adding an aesthetic dimension to what is traditionally purely functional infrastructure. It’s a clear example of how AMP can deliver both manufacturing and design flexibility to meet unique project requirements.