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For the latest show news and updates follow #ISE2014 High MTBF for WUXGA videowall DELTA DISPLAYS
A new 52in WUXGA (1920x1200) videowall for use in command and control rooms has been introduced by Delta Display. The slim (less than 535mm deep), lightweight design is particularly suitable for today’s smaller, smarter control rooms. It is claimed to offer increased performance with lower cost of
ownership and energy savings, and boasts such features as HQV Processing, multiple input and control options, and high contrast ratio using high-performance LED technology as its light source. The unit is said to possess an
extremely high MTBF (mean time between failures) of greater than 80,000 hours. It has built-in zoom, focus and lens shift to help to simplify geometry adjustment,
while the Auto Geometric Alignment technology allows for precise geometric adjustments in different directions, with pixel- perfect alignment between individual cubes and the least possible human intervention. The videowall also has automatic hot swappable power supplies, which are said to ensure high transfer efficiency and reduce power consumption by
more than 10% compared to standard cubes. The cooling mechanism, based on Heat Pipe Technology, uses liquid vaporisation phase change cycle architecture, in which the sealed liquid (pure water) circulates to draw heat away from the LEDs with no chance of leakage. Stand: 9-D111
Focus on command and control MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC EUROPE
Occupying its traditional position at the entrance to Hall 2, Mitsubishi Electric is demonstrating high-end display wall solutions aimed at demanding control applications such as intelligent traffic systems (ITS), security, utilities, network management and process control. Showing for the first time in
Europe is the latest LED backlit LCD panel pitched at control room applications. Configured into two 5 x 2 vertical ‘towers’,
the new 55in super narrow bezel (SNB) L55P1 offers Full HD performance, LED backlighting and a host of advanced features, among them an Intel OPS slot and compatibility with AMX Device Discovery and Crestron RoomView systems. The screens deliver up to 700cd/sqm brightness and 3,500:1 contrast, combined with anti-reflective screens. Another European first is the new LED DLP replacement engine, which allows customers
to upgrade legacy lamp-based Mitsubishi Display Wall systems to the latest high-brightness LED technology without replacing screens or cabinets. The RPE74U allows existing customers to extend the working life of their current display wall and to reduce its environmental impact and running costs. At the centre of the stand are
three large display wall systems depicting typical Mitsubishi Electric applications. A curved wall of 72inSeventy Series LED cubes is flanked by a 6 x 2 installation of Mitsubishi’s
L55HM LCD displays and a 4 x 2 rear projection cube display wall.
Mitsubishi also reveals that the 55in tiled LCD display wall is being demonstrated in conjunction with an ME multiView X omnium processor and used to stream IP video. On the other side of its stand, the 4 x 2 72in rear projection cube wall is demonstrating a data application of the sort commonly encountered in process control and factory automation applications. Stand: 2-A24, 2-A25, 2-A36
Command performance: Delta Displays’ new 52in WUXGA videowall
RTI collaborates with Lutron RTI
Control systems company RTI has teamed up with lighting specialist Lutron to develop a new system for high-voltage lighting control. The Clear Connect Interface Module (CCM-1) allows installers to easily integrate select Lutron RadioRA 2 dimmers, switches, sensors and plug-in devices into RTI’s cost-effective control systems, while programming the devices natively from RTI’s Integration Designer programming software. Stand: 5-R78
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