Today we are featuring one of our latest control room projects, a demo we made for our partners at Weytec. This 4-column sit-stand console is a state-of-the-art Response NEXTGen built to withstand the harshest of environments.

We value our partners here at Evans and we enjoy working with each of them. Sometimes things go so well and our partners say kind things about us. We have some nice things to say about Intertech as well, a solid partner of ours for 20 years and counting. So before we quote what they said about us in their latest success story, we wanted to share our testimonial about Intertech from our CEO and COO:

This post showcases a unique Evans project that we designed, manufactured, and installed. This project feature is an installation of the Trans Bay Cable control room, located in San Francisco, CA. Learn more about the design of this room and the unique project elements.

We are pretty excited to start attending events again here at Evans. The first one being the amazing Navigator event focused on Emergency Dispatch. Will you be attending any industry events this year? If so then follow us and then mention tag us on your favorite social media platform:

We are excited to feature a project recently completed by Evans. This showcase is a Response Sit-Stand console with quite a few unique project elements. Read on to learn more about the unique project elements including PowerLinc and custom end panels.

Here we grow again! Evans has added to our world class showrooms designed to let you explore leading the  technology available in mission-critical operations.

In partnership with Planar and Extron we are excited to announced the grand opening of the Emerging Technology Center in Tampa, Florida. This 5,500 foot facility showcases the latest in Evans consoles, like our flagship Response NextGen, along with integrated technologies in this state of the art showroom.

The control center is the hub of any mission-critical operation whether in industrial plants, utility rooms, or dispatch and communication centers. The control center operator is responsible for critical communication and monitoring complex systems and environments, regardless of the application. Situational awareness and reduction of distractions are paramount in the planning and implementation of innovative control room solutions.

Mission-critical centers include a lot of equipment and thousands of feet of cable. How do you manage these cables without it turning into a complete nightmare? Surely, you don't want your operators tripping over mismanaged wires, hot cables that create a fire risk, or the dreaded rats' nest of tangled cables. Wire management is essential to keep your control room organized.