Winsted staff will be on-hand throughout the event with helpful information and advice on control room-based issue
Winsted will feature its Sight-line console at IFSEC India

Leading control room furniture manufacturer Winsted have announced they will be exhibiting for the first time at IFSEC India; India’s largest security and fire safety event, with an exciting and radical display of customised consoles finished in corporate colours.

The company will feature its popular Sight-line console finished in a futuristic colour scheme designed to complement the overall theme of Winsted’s stand.

Offering a range of ‘future-proof’ advantages for all control room applications, the Sight-Line consoles are modular, reconfigurable and expandable. The consoles also take flexibility to a new level, with several monitor mounts to choose from, creating an infinite number of ways to configure and adjust display monitors.

Winsted staff will be on-hand throughout the event with helpful information and advice on control room-based issues, including illustrative walk-through animations demonstrating the many operational advantages of ergonomically designed, consoles, media storage equipment and monitor walls.

Visitors can see Winsted’s range of operational benefits first-hand on stand no. C217, Hall 11 during the three-day event.

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