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Video Wall Cabinetry for Control Centers
Spectacular Looking and Versatile Video Wall Cabinetry
We manufacture video wall cabinets for both LCD panels and rear-projection cubes. Each cabinet is custom tailored to fit the need.The cabinetry is designed to support the monitor array from the floor. Although we also utilize wallmount monitor systems, our video wall cabinets include storage for CPUs, video wall processors, rack-mounted equipment, control systems and sound systems. Optional integrated speakers are also available.
Functionality in a "State of the Art" Package
Video walls cabinetry is versatile and modular. It can be expanded both vertically and horizontally. Each stacked set of monitors has its own cabinet so at any time another monitor cabinet can be added to expand the video wall horizontally. All sections have pass-through grommets built into the end panels for easy cable management. Cabinets include front access, rear access to the wall behind and also connections through the floor. Ventilation fans, cable management and power strips are included for all of the equipment that is housed within.Boardroom Applications
Video conferencing cabinets with all the bells and
whistles for conference rooms is enhanced by the credenza style base that adds significant space to store manuals and other peripherals. Americon is
also a nationally-recognized audiovisual integrator who sells and
installs video conferencing systems and is up on all of the latest technologies.
Electronics enclosures can be an integral part of video conferencing. The storage of the equipment in esthetically-pleasing cabinetry saves a significant amount of usable space elsewhere in the room. It also decreases the length of cables and centralizes all of the equipment. Our video cabinets also include storage for computers, codecs and other peripherals like distribution amplifiers and video switchers.
