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Control desks

SETERA

SETERA

SETERA® - flight control equipment.

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MULTIX

MULTIX

MULTIX® - a control room in one workstation.

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WALL

WALL

The WALL® series was originally developed for railway control centers.

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DSL EVO

DSL EVO

A series of modular control room furniture with enhanced comfort for 24/7 operation and improved characteristics.

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TradeX

TradeX

The TradeX® series with electronic height adjustment is designed specifically for the banking sector, allowing you to customise your workflows to the highest standards.

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ELEVOX

ELEVOX

ELEVOX® is a universal solution for control rooms and situation rooms with electronically adjustable work surface.

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NOX EVO

NOX EVO

NOX EVO® - Modular, rugged console for operator rooms.

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DSL

DSL

A series of modular control room furniture with increased comfort for 24/7 operation

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Cloud

Cloud

The Cloud® series of control room furniture is one of the most popular solutions for control centers.

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NOX

NOX

NOX® - A rugged modular console for control rooms and situation rooms.

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iRONY

iRONY

iRONY® is the flagship product from DISSOL, combining design and improved ergonomics.

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A control desk is more than just a work surface; it's a professional tool that ensures operator efficiency in 24/7 operation. DISSOL manufactures specialized control desks and operator consoles for situation centers, control rooms, command and control centers, and mission control centers, taking into account the actual requirements of the facility, the amount of equipment, and ergonomic standards.

What is the difference between a control desk and an office desk?

A dispatcher's desk is designed for fundamentally different operating conditions. An office desk is designed for an 8-hour workday and a load of 30-50 kg. A dispatcher's desk operates 24/7, supports the load of multiple monitors, system units, and switching equipment—a total of up to 300-500 kg per structure—and must maintain its geometry and functionality for many years without maintenance.

Key differences between the control room desk and standard solutions:

  • Structural strength Reinforced metal frame designed to withstand the constant load of professional equipment
  • Built-in cable management Power and low-current cables are laid inside the structure without disturbing the ergonomics and safety of the workplace
  • Height adjustment An electric drive on two or three columns allows you to change the height of the tabletop from 70 to 120 cm; some series can withstand a lifting load of up to 500 kg.
  • Modularity The tables are connected into a single system with a common power supply and a single cable route.
  • Anti-reflective coatings Matte tabletop surfaces do not create reflections on monitors under any lighting conditions in the room.
  • Built-in socket blocks Peripherals are connected directly to the tabletop, without external extension cables.

Types of control desks

Depending on the objectives of the facility and the configuration of the control room, different types of structures are used:

  • Frontal operator tables Straight structures for placing 2-6 monitors within a clear line of sight. Used in small control rooms, video surveillance centers, and security posts.
  • U-shaped dispatcher work desks They enclose the operator on three sides, providing access to a large volume of equipment. They are used in power engineering, regional control rooms, control rooms, and large control rooms.
  • Radius and trapezoidal consoles Designed with video walls and shared display systems in mind, the tabletop shape ensures optimal viewing angles for any screen arrangement.
  • Tables with lifting tabletops Electric series for facilities where the operator alternates between sitting and standing. Multi-user memory allows for instant recall of individual positions during shift changes.

Buying a control desk - how the price is calculated

The cost of a control desk is calculated individually and depends on the configuration, number of workstations, equipment configuration, cable management requirements, and the presence of an electric drive. Standard solutions from the DISSOL catalog are the fastest and most cost-effective option. Custom designs are developed based on the customer's sketches or technical specifications, with design documentation and 3D visualization provided prior to production.

DISSOL is a direct manufacturer, with no intermediaries or dealer markups. You can purchase a control desk in Moscow or order delivery to any region of Russia directly from the manufacturer. You may also be interested in monitor mounts for outfitting your operator workstation.

F.A.Q.

How is an operator's desk different from a regular office desk?

How is an operator's desk different from a regular office desk?

The dispatcher's desk is designed for 24/7 operation and the heavy load of professional equipment: multiple monitors, system units, and switches. It features a reinforced metal frame, integrated cable management, and anti-glare coating. An office desk wouldn't withstand such use.

What is the height adjustment of DISSOL control desks?

Is it possible to connect several tables into a single system?

What objects are control desks suitable for?

Is it possible to make a table according to custom dimensions?

How much does a control desk cost?

Do you deliver within Russia?

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