Computer Consoles suit industrial computer rooms.
April 22, 2002 - All steel, modular Low Boy computer consoles are suited for process control and distributed control system console (DCS) applications where seated operators need increased visibility over their workstation console. Consoles are less than 48 in. high, and can accommodate one 21 in. CRT monitor. Optional GracePort(TM) Convenience Interfaces provide connections for mouse, keyboard, and VGA connections.
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Original Press release
ImageVision Inc.
PO Box F
La Grange, TX, 78945
USA
Low Profile Control Console
ImageVision, Inc. announces the immediate availability of our new "Low Boy" family of consoles. This product is designed for process control and distributed control system console ( DCS ) applications, whereby, the operators are seated, but need increased visibility over the top of their workstation console.
ImageVision's "Low Boy" computer console is less than 48 inches high and can accommodate a 21-inch CRT monitor(s). The "Low Boy" console system also accommodates other factory automation and SCADA equipment required for the system. Optional GracePort(TM) Convenience Interfaces provide convenient connections for your mouse, keyboard, VGA connections.
ImageVision's all-steel, modular consoles are perfect for showcase control rooms and industrial computer rooms! Finally an industrial grade control room console that is great alternative to a standard DCS console. Dave Renfro, President said "We maximize our customers flexibility by providing custom capabilities for mounting special equipment, or future add-on's! We will design your workstation console to fit your exact need with unlimited console layouts. In addition, our tough powder coated finish makes your ImageVision control room console look great for 10-15 years. We also build a gasketed console for those 'gritty and dirty' controls next to process areas"
For more information, contact: Dave Renfro
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