Control Stations
Control stations provide the centralized interfaces for the operation of machinery and equipment. They are the centralized point where a human operator can power the performance of an industrial process to either run or stop. They serve as the command and control centers for a range of applications. From the use of pushbuttons and pilot lights to perform start and stop functions, to interfaces that offer hundreds, if not thousands, of commands and responses; control stations are the backbone of industrial command and control.
These types of control devices are situated at numerous operator stations that may also include such operator devices as pushbuttons, toggle switches, and indicator lights—devices that enable users to efficiently and effectively control and monitor a wide array of equipment. They may be modular in design, allowing for a custom operator station that meets the distinct requirements of the user's desired control and monitoring tasks. Some advanced operator stations communicate with sophisticated automation systems, serving as an integral hub in a deeply interconnected, fully integrated operation.
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