Monitoring Operations in Power Segment

Delta Displays, a leader in providing display solutions, has helped achieve many Power control rooms its visualization demands. Delta’s high resolution video wall creates a control room environment for operators to visualize all transmission and security footage in the best possible way.  The aim of the set-up is to ensure all the operations progress effectively and effortlessly.

With a full HD view, Delta’s Video walls are eco-friendly having low maintenance costs and less power consumption, offering operators a dynamic, real-time overview for all activities. The image displayed, guarantees a seamless view from a long distance and a sharp focus with no text or image over-lapping. The Rear projection LED based video wall offers the crystal clear images. With a Video wall controller capable of handling multiple inputs and using Delta's wall management software, layout management is a breeze.

The Power Control Rooms needs to be operated 24x7, so a video wall is required that is reliable, durable and has low maintenance.  With Delta’s Video wall solutions managers have faster access to information that can be analyzed and acted upon swiftly.

Delta Showcases New Display Portfolio and Innovations at InfoComm India 2016

Mumbai, India, September 21st 2016 – Delta, a global leader in power and thermal management technologies and a pioneer in display solutions, unveils its innovative display and monitoring solutions at InfoComm India. The new display solutions are designed to increase productivity for control rooms, indoor/outdoor displays, and collaborative applications. Delta’s extra slim 4K laser DLP® video wall with 450mm of depth boasts the world’s highest brightness compared to standard LED Cubes, and embeds the Distributive Vision Control System (DVCS®) to allow control rooms to capture, distribute, control and display 4K and HD video signals over an IP network for optimal operating integrity and efficiency.

Delta’s experience in design and manufacturing of DLP® engines is the backbone of its superior laser-light source video wall. In addition to the industry-leading brightness of this display solution, Laser cubes offer HD (1920x1080) resolution and excellent standards in colour depth and contrast ratios of up to 1,000,000:1 to deliver magnificent 3D-like image quality. The laser cubes can support inputs of up to 4K resolution. These properties make it ideal for round-the-clock surveillance of suspicious activities and disaster control.

Delta’s highly adaptable and expandable IP-based DVCS® is capable of supporting large scale displays with up to 10,000 display units, all in real time. With 4K (4096 x 4096) input support, Delta’s embedded vision control system MiNiCON® is a real-time, lossless and fully embedded display wall controller capable of supporting multiple high resolution 4K/RGB/Video signals. These control systems combined with video walls represent a total display solution for mission-critical, control-room and broadcasting applications.

Specifically designed for indoor use, Delta’s Fine Pitch Series and IE Series offer black SMD technology to enable a seamless, high-resolution, high-contrast display solution for interior areas with short viewing distances. The 1.2mm LED and 3mm LED delivers excellent image and video quality in any indoor setting. Its compact and lightweight design guarantees quick installation and ease-of-maintenance.

At InfoComm India 2016, Delta also showcased its ultra-narrow bezel LCD video wall solutions which offer Full HD Resolution. The LCDs possess exceptional brightness of 700 nits (55-inch cubes) and a minimum 3.5mm combined bezel width. With Full HD display, these LED-LCD video walls allow a seamless connection between each display, creating a powerful, high-impact visual experience for viewers.

The 4K LCD Monitors displayed at Delta's booth deliver visual excitement to indoor environments. Available in sizes 70” (Full HD), 84” and 98”, these 4K and Full HD LCD Monitors find application for retail, airports, railway stations, events and other public venues.

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Delta at InfoComm India

Delta released new products at the InfoComm show like Extra Slim Laser Video wall, which are ready to ship. Delta was the first to launch Full HD Laser Video wall at InfoComm India previous year. Striving towards innovation, Delta has come up with this Extra Slim Laser Video wall which saves a lot of space in a control room environment. Boasting of highest brightness as compared to competitors, the laser Video wall will see many other exceptional features which will help the control room operators.

The InfoComm platform gives us the opportunity to exhibit our leadership and expertise in displays- both Control room and non-control room. Moreover, we get to know the emerging trends and market insights which help us with some instrumental market perspectives to come up with new products and solutions. 

InfoComm India is India’s leading and only professional Audio-visual technology show. It is a platform where leading manufacturers like Delta and industry experts exchange new and innovative solutions.

The Asia-Pacific region is leading the global AV market as the fastest growing region for the AV industry, with growth projected to rise by 15 percent to reach $41.6 billion by 2016. And India’s pro-AV market is growing faster than China. Video walls for instance, are gaining popularity in India, particularly in control rooms, Surveillance and Traffic markets, and there is growing interest from Defense and security organisations. 

Government initiatives like Digital India and the newly launched Smart cities Campaign will increase the demand of audio-visuals and information technologies in India.

The shift towards digitalization is driving sales in emerging markets. Today the trend is towards installing SMART AV solutions for better management and Delta is totally geared to proving world-class solutions such as these.

Why People are Opting for DLP Video Walls

You must have seen those cool and huge display systems in movies or television series. People are shown keeping a watch over it and taking notes or details from it in the control rooms. Those huge displays are technically known as video walls.

Video walls were invented because there was no single display source that was so huge and had a display with high resolution and contrast as well as uniform brightness. A video wall is actually a group of several rear-projection display cubes that are arranged next to one another in order to display different parts of a single image as one. The image or data displayed through the video wall looks very big and seems to come from a single display source. Moreover, it enables several people to keep a track of the information simultaneously and collaboratively.

There are different types of technology involved in the manufacturing and designing of video walls, such as LCD technology and DLP technology. The DLP video walls and LCD video walls are used in the following sectors and industries:

• Broadcast department
• Defense
• Energy
• Investigative agencies
• Intelligent traffic systems
• Power and utilities
• Public and emergency services
• Space stations
• Stock exchanges
• Government bodies
• Disaster management centers
• Surveillance and security
• Telecommunications

The DLP video wall displays amazing image quality with accurate color depth, brightness and contrast. It helps a person to read and observe data with utmost ease, without causing any strain to the eyes. The video walls are designed in accordance with the latest technology and are installed with a DMD chip. This chip has up to 2 million hinge-mounted microscopic mirrors that can switch on and off up to a several thousand times in one second. It helps the video walls to reflect around 1,024 shades of gray and also create around 35 trillion colors. Moreover, a DLP subsystem has a color filters, digital processing and formatting, light source, optics, a DMD and a projection lens.

The DLP video walls produce 3D-like images that are really sharp and clear. Apart from its excellent display, this type of video walls are widely admired and used for their durability and reliability. Video walls enabled with DLP technology has a lifetime estimate of more than 1,00,000 operating hours and more than 1 trillion mirror cycles. The amazing features and advantages of these video walls have increased their demand in the market.  

Enhanced Visual Experience with Video Walls

Delta Video Walls gives viewers an enhanced visual experience. These works as projectors or monitors, arranged to show single large image or multiple image array on a single big screen made up of multiple display units. Usually designed on back projection, Delta ensures minimum gaps between two displays units.

To show data from various sources i.e. multi-sourcing, a conventional video switcher is required to select between different sources. The switcher is controlled manually or by the programming computer. This arrangement allows one moving image to be seen on the screen at a time. 

And if more than one image is required at the same time, two options are there. First is to divide the screen into sections which displays different sources. Second being a more flexible option i.e. using the “multi-source” screen which displays several sources required simultaneously.

These are widely used in various industries today, being technologically advanced. The features of advancements are resolution, brightness and light source which builds scope and increases effectiveness of the video walls.

Delta use the following two technologies in this section:

LCD Technology- For vibrant displays, in which messages are seen as bold, bright, and big. It is an ideal solution for those needing it for space-constrained control rooms, can be adjusted according to the desired size, format and display requirements. Built with high quality industrial grade components, it delivers an unmatched image quality with incredible color depth and contrast. Available in High Definition (Full HD) Resolution (1920 x 1080) and in panel sizes of 46” and 55”.

DLP Technology- The Delta rear projections are powered by Digital Light Processing (DLP™) technology. It credits extraordinary image quality along with incredible color depth and contrast. With real experience, it enables easiness in reading detailed data (an important factor in a control room environment). DLP™ technology known for its robustness and long term reliability, estimates approx. 100,000 operating hours using DLP™ chip and more than 1 trillion mirror cycles.

Delta Video walls are ideal for Traffic control rooms, Telecom network, Power control rooms, Utility control centres, etc.

Delta’s 4K Video wall Controllers for Control Rooms

Delta demonstrates its capabilities in integration of advanced software and hardware display technologies by introducing 4K Video wall Control Systems. Delta’s highly adaptable and expandable IP-based Distributive Vision Control System, DVCS® is capable of supporting large scale displays with up to 10,000 display units, all in real time. Delta DVCS® enables customers to capture, distribute, control and display high-resolution graphics/4K/HD video signals over an IP network-reliably. Enabling the controller to manage multiple video sources on a single display or to enlarge a single video signal to multiple displays, the 4K DVCS® also provides the ability for a centralized control system to manage multiple Control Room video walls.

Delta's Distributive Vision Control System (DVCS) – Gen 2, is world's most advanced control systems designed specifically for control room Video wall systems. Combining the latest advances in Digital Signal Processing (DSP) technology with recent improvements in video compression rates, the Delta DVCS enables customers to capture, distribute, control and display high-resolution graphics/HD video signals over an IP network-reliably. The DVCS comprises input processors (RGB & Video) and output processors with wall mounting option. All are connected over the dual redundant LAN / over the IP network via a networker switch. Display set up and window configuration is fully controlled by the DVCS ensuring source content is captured, processed, transmitted and displayed as per the requirement. With 60fps, DVCS ensures perfect continuity of images across multiple cubes. Using proven server-grade computer technology, the DVCS is capable of supporting large scale displays with up to 10,000 display units can be supported – each with up to 64 input sources, all in real time.

On the other hand, with 4K (4096 x 4096) input support, Delta’s Embedded vision control system, MiNiCON® a real-time, lossless and fully embedded display wall controller capable of supporting multiple high resolution 4K/RGB/Video signals. These control systems combined with Control Room video wall represents a total display solution for mission-critical, control-room and broadcasting applications.

Delta Innovates With the Introduction of Industry first Laser-based DLP Video wall

Delta, a leading provider of display technologies, launches the world’s first ultra bright Laser-based DLP Video wall for control rooms. This Laser-based DLP Video wall offers, ultra high brightness, high contrast ratio and full light source redundancy compared to LED based DLP Video walls. This innovation comes at a time when there is an increasing need of bright displays for control rooms across a variety of applications, such as utilities, telecommunications, security, traffic or broadcast.

With its unique features like multiple redundancies, integrated optical engine design and unique color sensor design, the laser based DLP Video wall scores over the traditional video walls. True to Delta’s mission of offering energy-efficient solution, Laser based Video walls have in-built hot swappable power supplies which ensure high transfer efficiency and reduces power consumption. The use of cutting edge optical technologies like distinctive lens and integrated Optical Engine brings the crispest picture, high quality, sharp focus and image stability. The cooling mechanism based on the Heat Pipe Technology uses liquid vaporization phase change cycle architecture, in which the sealed liquid (pure water) circulates to draw heat away with no chance of any leakage. 

The laser based DLP Video wall offers an array of additional benefits – in increased performance, lower cost of ownership and energy saving. Boasting of a redundant light source and redundant power supply, Laser based DLP Video walls assures no downtime and is most suitable for spaces which demand 24/7 operations.