A Barco UniSee video wall is about more than the panel. The structure behind it determines alignment, service access, stability and long-term image quality. In control rooms, a video wall has to remain precise, maintainable and operationally reliable over the long term.
Why the structure matters so much
Seamless LCD video walls place high demands on mechanics and installation. Small inaccuracies become visible in the overall image. At the same time, individual panels must remain accessible for servicing without taking the system out of operation for longer than necessary.
controlrooms plans Barco UniSee video walls including the substructure, room layout, sightlines, service areas, signal paths and maintenance strategy. The result is not an attractive wall without an operating concept, but a visualisation solution for 24/7 control rooms.
Installation, service and extension
The right structure takes into account the condition of the wall, loads, thermal conditions, cable routing, accessibility and future extension. In existing control rooms in particular, the installation has to be compatible with ongoing operation.
What matters in practice
- Mechanical structure for Barco UniSee video walls
- Alignment and service access for individual panels
- Planning of sightlines and room layout
- Integration with Barco controllers, CMS and KVM
- Maintenance and modernisation by controlrooms
controlrooms as the responsible partner
Control room technology is never about individual parts. What counts is the interplay of people, room and technology: visualisation, KVM, operator workstations, IT security, ergonomics, maintenance and clear responsibility have to fit together.
controlrooms GmbH from Austria takes on this responsibility as a complete provider and system integrator. The result is not a loose collection of products, but a resilient operating environment for control rooms, security centres, data centres and critical infrastructure.
Why the video wall structure is decisive
A video wall is only as good as its mechanical structure, accessibility and long-term serviceability. On Barco UniSee installations, controlrooms pays attention to precise alignment, stable mounting, clean cable routing, maintenance access and the right integration with control room furniture, KVM and room architecture. In 24/7 environments in particular, a video wall must not only look good on the first day. It has to work reproducibly for years.
For operators, this means fewer unplanned interventions, better legibility, lower risks during maintenance and a clear basis for later extensions. Planning therefore begins before installation, with site measurement, sightlines, workstation distances, room lighting, redundancy requirements and service routes.
Visit our showroom in Vienna Prater or Wieselburg
Control room technology is not decided on a data sheet alone. In our showrooms you experience control room planning, Barco visualisation, KVM systems, operator workstations, ergonomics and service working together in practice.
Visits by appointment. controlrooms GmbH supports you with analysis, planning, integration and ongoing service.
Frequently asked questions about video wall mounting structures
What is special about the UniSee structure?
The structure enables precise alignment, service access and stable mounting of the LCD video wall. This is decisive for a clean overall image.
Can a UniSee video wall be installed in existing rooms?
Yes, provided the wall, cable routing, service access and operating situation are checked beforehand.
Does controlrooms plan the substructure?
Yes. controlrooms plans the video wall, structure, room layout, signal paths and service together.
Is UniSee suitable for 24/7 control rooms?
Yes, if it is correctly planned, installed and maintained. That is exactly what the controlrooms implementation is designed for.