EnVision is Winsted’s next-generation console, built for today’s control room technology
Winsted's EnVision tier supports a 7½” high slat-track section that allows for flexible equipment mounting

Leading control room furniture manufacturer Winsted will be exhibiting at IFSEC Istanbul, the all-new security, fire and safety event for South East Europe, taking place from 30 September – 2 October. The company will be showcasing its latest furniture ranges on stand D57, as part of the UK Pavilion at the Lütfi Kirdar Istanbul Convention and Exhibition Center.

Winsted will be bringing its latest EnVision Command Console to the show, as well as its award-winning range of Sight-Line consoles. EnVision is Winsted’s next-generation console, built for today’s control room technology. Its radical new modular design blends form and function in an ergonomically optimized single, double or triple tier configuration. Whatever the format, operator sight lines and viewing angles are maximized, while staff remain comfortable and productive.

Each EnVision tier supports a 7½” high slat-track section that allows for flexible equipment mounting, along with convenient accessories to keep operators organized and reduce clutter. Multiple mounting options on each tier mean the slat-track can be positioned exactly where required. EnVision also features a convenient extra-deep rear cable management tray that simply hooks on to the slat-track, allowing fast, easy access for maintenance and future upgrades.

Terry Shough, Winsted EMEA’s General Manager, notes that EnVision’s other operating advantages include an adjustable CPU holder, removable rear access panels, and multiple work surface options including Corian and durable Marmoleum.

Meanwhile, Winsted’s flagship Sight-Line consoles are modular, reconfigurable and expandable to meet users’ changing needs. They can be customised in numerous ways to create a unique solution and are also now supplied with a stylish and useful integrated Versa-Trak monitor mounting system, which offers versatility in terms of adjustment to modify sight lines and viewing angles based on personal needs.

Staff will be on hand throughout the event to discuss customer-specific requirements and provide helpful information and advice on a range of control room base issues.

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