Control, industry and logistics

Security and traffic control room

Audiovisual solutions for security, CCTV and traffic control centres.

The solution

Professional monitors for following cameras, maps and alerts in real time, with a sharp image for working long shifts.

May include:
  • LED displays
  • Interactive monitors
  • Mounts
In the video
  1. SpaceSecurity / traffic centre
  2. TechnologyLED + Interactive + Equipment
  3. ResultFast response to any incident

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about security and traffic control room

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What is a videowall for in a security and traffic control centre?

A videowall in a security and traffic control centre provides a shared viewing surface for monitoring different areas and following incidents. It brings together camera images, maps and operational information so operators can see an overall view of the situation. The layout of the content should be matched to the centre's surveillance and coordination tasks.

What cameras and information sources can be shown on a security and traffic videowall?

A security and traffic videowall can show CCTV cameras, maps, video management applications, traffic data and alarm panels through a compatible processing system. Integration should be checked against the formats, protocols and resolutions of each source, as well as the number of simultaneous signals. Sensor data is displayed through the applications that interpret it; the display does not process it on its own.

What requirements must a security and traffic videowall meet to run 24 hours a day?

A security and traffic videowall intended to run 24/7 must use displays, processing equipment and control components suited to continuous operation. Legibility from the workstations, brightness adjustment, ventilation and access for maintenance should also be considered. Depending on the centre's needs, it is worth studying redundancy of power, signals and control to reduce the impact of certain failures.

Can the layout of cameras and maps on a videowall be changed according to the incident?

The layout of cameras, maps and applications on a videowall can be changed when the management system supports that function. Operators can use layouts suited to routine surveillance or enlarge the relevant sources during an incident. The options for manual switching, preset scenes and automatic triggering depend on the software and its integration with the centre's systems.

Can a videowall automatically show a camera when an alarm is triggered?

A security videowall can show the camera linked to an alarm if there is a compatible integration between the system that generates the alert and the videowall management software. This function requires configuring the relationship between events, cameras and screen layouts. The automation belongs to the management systems; the LED display on its own does not detect or interpret alarms.