Roomdimensions, together with its local partner, has implemented the technical furniture for the control room of the Palanca Water Treatment Plant (ETA) in Palanca, Portugal, managed by Águas do Douro e Paiva.

This facility integrates advanced technology and ergonomic furniture to ensure continuous operations, efficiency and comfort in the supervision of the water supply, operating uninterruptedly 24/7.

It is part of an advanced infrastructure that integrates more than 4,000 sensors, allowing real-time monitoring and control of the entire water network in the northern region of the country.

The Water Treatment Plant Control Centre represents a technological breakthrough that allows all its facilities to be monitored and controlled in an integrated and efficient manner. With more than 4,000 sensors in operation, the ability to visualize and operate in real time is unprecedented.

The scope of the project includes the design and supply of specialized technical furniture for the control room, specifically designed for high-demand continuous operations environments.

Each workstation is equipped with multiple screens, adjustable arms and ergonomic CXO chairs, which provide adaptable support and prolonged comfort.

This configuration improves comfort, reduces visual fatigue and promotes ergonomic posture over long working hours, enhancing the concentration, efficiency and well-being of the operating team.

RDI's specialised technical furniture for control centres facilitates the efficient integration of technologies and solutions, improving the operability and ergonomics of the environment.

The LAN-V2 console was chosen for its ergonomic design, technology integration capability and durability, making it the ideal choice for demanding environments and critical operations. This solution provides operators with efficient management of monitoring tasks in real time, optimising the capacity to respond to unforeseen situations.

RDI's LAN Console range significantly improves operator efficiency and performance by allowing the operator's work environment and the equipment he coordinates to be managed and organised in an optimal way.