A Modern LCD Video Wall Helps Monitor, Analyze and Transmit Data
As defined by Webster dictionary, a control room is “a room serving as an operations center where a facility or service can be monitored and controlled.” Thus, information is constantly monitored, analyzed and transmitted within the organization. This task can be effectively carried out with the help of modern video wall technology. Among the several large screen video technologies available in the market today, an LCD video wall is one of the preferred choices for command centers and control rooms.
From emergency dispatch, to enterprise call centers, military operations, nuclear power plants and space research organizations, control rooms are critical to the success of these entities. Modern video walls are a part of a larger integrated system that helps to acquire, display and manage information.
There are several advantages of video walls, often referred to as data walls, over older projector matrix switch display systems, with the most obvious being reliability, responsive performance, and low cost of ownership.
Problems with wall-mounted LCD video walls:
LCD video displays are frequently mounted on the wall. However, this method has its share of problems. First, the dry wall has to be fortified in order to bear the heavy weight of the LCD video wall. Second, a compact conduit must be created within the wall behind the displays in order to store and conceal the bundles of wires. Third, all the ancillary equipment and accessories are required to be stored in a specially made cabinet.
This exerts a lot of pressure on the dry wall that supports expensive equipment critical to the successful operation of the user. Additionally, if you are operating from a leased property, you must seek the permission of your property manager/owner to make the modifications to the wall. More often than not, permission is denied because it could adversely affect the structural integrity of the wall.
The smarter alternative to dry wall-mounted LCD video walls:
A smarter yet simple alternative to wall mounting is a modular, freestanding, self-contained cabinet system. A few control room video wall integrators now offer a freestanding video wall that can be installed in a day. These video walls need no preparation for their placement. The accompanying equipment is neatly fitted into the cabinet base that can be coordinated with other furniture in the control room.
Consider an LCD video wall for fast, dependable visual information management and choose an experienced control room video wall integrator with a proven track record to design and install your system.
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I have over 20 years experience helping people design and outfit their control rooms. In todays market LCD video wall display is most commonly used in control rooms and command centers for controlling and managing informations. Check out online for right video wall screens and free needs analysis, space planning and cost estimate.
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