Control, industry and logistics

Industrial control room

Audiovisual solutions for monitoring processes, production and logistics from a single room.

The solution

Professional monitors and videowall mounts to keep the whole operation in view and react in time.

May include:
  • LED displays
  • Interactive monitors
  • Mounts
In the video
  1. SpaceIndustrial control room
  2. TechnologyLED + Interactive + Equipment
  3. ResultContinuous monitoring and fast decisions

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about industrial control room

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What is an industrial control room and what are its displays for?

An industrial control room is a space from which operators monitor processes, facilities and equipment through monitoring and control systems. Its displays show operating data, alarms, graphs and other sources of information to help track activity and detect incidents. The visualisation should be matched to the operators' tasks and the information they need to consult.

What is a videowall for in an industrial control room?

A videowall in an industrial control room brings different sources of information together on a shared viewing surface. It can show process diagrams, indicators, alarms and cameras through a compatible processing system. This makes it easier for operators to see an overall view of the facility and share information when analysing an incident. The number of sources and their layout depend on the videowall management system.

What requirements must an LED display meet for an industrial control room?

An LED display for an industrial control room must offer legibility, image uniformity and reliability in line with its intended use. The pixel pitch and total resolution must make text, graphs and data distinguishable from the operator positions. Brightness adjustment, compatibility with the processing system and access for maintenance should also be considered. If the room runs continuously, check that the display and the other components are suited to 24/7 operation and study the project's redundancy needs.