Electrograph 2008 Product Catalog

Cases & Frames PERIPHERALS Finally, You Can Place Your Electronic Displays Where You Need Them. ViewStation Provides Enclosure Solutions to Get Your Message Noticed. ITSENCLOSURES longtime experts in metal enclosure technology have applied their 20+ years of enclosure and thermal management expertise to the ViewStation line of enclosures. ViewStation is a line of enclosures designed to protect your large format display in sensitive areas. Indoors, or outdoors ViewStation will protect your digital signage project from ViewStation providing protection at the vandalism, theft and the Mall of Partridge Creek outside of Detroit. elements while keeping your message safe. Over the last two years there have been a number of projects that have required engineering expertise in a number of areas. The following is an example of several of these projects. Dodger Stadium required single sided ViewStation enclosures to be mounted on existing light poles in a back to back format while angling downward for most ergonomic viewing. The ViewStation engineering team went to work in an effort to accommodate the Dodger’s request by providing a mounting solution to work speciﬁcally for the light poles. As you can see from the picture below our engineering team was able to design a solution that not only fulﬁlled the mounting needs, but looked aesthetically pleasing as well. In another stadium installation the Chicago White Sox needed a number of ViewStation enclosures in various locations around U.S. Cellular Field. This solution required not only our standard wall mount for the concourse areas, but also a unique wall Back to back ViewStation enclosures at mount arm solution to Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles. accommodate enclosures hanging in the center ﬁeld concourse area with air conditioners installed. Not only does the ViewStation line provide an outstanding protection solution for your stadium signage needs, but our expert engineering staff can assist you with your mounting challenges as well. A challenge presented to ViewStation from the transportation world was the Virginia Railway Express (VRE) project. VRE is a commuter rail service in Northern Virginia which feeds the Metro system in Washington, D.C. Working with International Display Systems (IDS), VRE project electronics integrator, ViewStation by ITSENCLOSURES participated in various site surveys as there are a number of stations that are more modern and of standard design, but there are still several stations that are much older and one that has a Historic Landmark designation. ViewStation provided standard product with custom mounting solutions for most of the modern stations, but was able to work with VRE project managers in providing an ornate metal design for the older stations to integrate into the environment while providing needed scheduling and commuter information. ViewStation has found a new home protecting displays at Elvis’ old home, Graceland. When the caretakers of Graceland needed to provide information to the visitors at one of the most famous homes in the world they turned to ViewStation for a solution that can be used during those famous Tennessee springtime thunderstorms as well as the occasional winter cold snap. Graceland personnel wanted to be sure they were getting an Protected display providing schedule enclosure that would not information for Virginia Railway Express. only protect their signage solution, but also aesthetically integrate into their environment. They found their solution with ViewStation and are very happy with the functionality as well as the “fashion” ViewStation provides for their visitors. When Taubman Development was looking to enhance their new outdoor mall property at the Mall at Partridge Creek outside of Detroit they turned to ViewStation. The developers were looking for a new and fresh way to attract more patrons and provide information at the same time, the solution? Rich media content in a pleasant courtyard area where patrons can sit and catch up on the latest news, or watch the game while still being within steps of upscale shopping at its best. With ViewStation the displays are kept warm even during the worst of Michigan winters, but also kept cool during harsh Midwest summers. ViewStation is an outstanding solution for most digital signage protection needs and can be applied in virtually any environment. In today’s world where the desire for more information is continually growing, digital signage is becoming more prevalent all the while indoor space is at an even greater premium. All these factors add up to the desire to deploy digital signage outdoors and the need to protect the electronics associated with these projects from harm. ViewStation provides these solutions from a company with over 20 years of enclosure and thermal management experience. The one answer to all of your digital signage protection needs, ViewStation by ITSENCLOSURES. Electrograph 2008 Display Solutions Resource Guide, Vol. 1 info@electrograph.com | www.electrograph.com 137 http://www.electrograph.com http://www.electrograph.com

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