In 2009, Americon was contracted to design, manufacture and commission a SCADA control room for the City of Anaheim Public Works Department. Americon's Dan Moro worked with manager Manny Robledo to put together a 24 x 7 dispatch center utilizing a number of Americon custom products. The individual workstations were created with perimeter slatwalls designed to hold as many as six 24" monitors on a single level. Included within, we designed storage compartments for CPUs and battery backups that wouldn't compremise leg room so the operator could range freely across the entire workstation. A personal environmental system, dimmable LED task lighting and sit/stand capabilities were added to round out the creature comforts necessary for a 24 x 7 environment.

Bridging each pair of workstations, is a document carousel peninsula that acts as the homerun for power,data and voice to be distributed to each pair of adjoining workstations. In the center of the room, a large map table was created with identical map drawers and storage on both sides. To eliminate the need for personal storage lockers, a garage was created to store mobile pedestals so that each operator could have lockable storage for personal effects that could be rolled up to the workstation.

Hydraulic Lift Console