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Middle Atlantic LH-VLCLHS LundHalsey VisionLine 24/7 Command and Control Console

The Middle Atlantic LH-VLCLHS is a height-adjustable, 24/7-rated command and control console built for security operations centers, network operations centers, and any mission-critical environment where operators work extended shifts at multi-screen workstations. At 83 inches wide and continuously adjustable from 26 to 47 inches in height, the LH-VLCLHS accommodates both seated and standing operators without swapping furniture — a practical requirement in multi-shift SOC environments where operator ergonomics directly affect alert response times.

Sourced from the Middle Atlantic LundHalsey furniture line, the LH-VLCLHS sits in the command and control console category alongside other 24/7-rated workstations designed for continuous-duty deployments.

Overview

This console ships from the United Kingdom and carries TAA compliance, making it eligible for U.S. federal procurement and GSA schedule purchases where country-of-origin restrictions apply. The frame finishes in a Black/Silver/Gray combination with a white worksurface — a color scheme common in federal operations and dispatch environments where visual clarity at the desk surface matters during long monitoring sessions.

The 9 RU of integrated rack space is a defining feature: rack-mounted equipment (KVM switches, patch panels, UPS modules, signal processors) mounts directly in the console body rather than in a separate floor rack, keeping cable runs short and concentrating gear within arm's reach of the operator. For a security operations workstation, that means fewer cable management headaches and tighter system integration at each operator position.

Key Features

• 83-Inch Width (210.8 cm): Wide enough to support three or four monitors side by side in a single operator position without the awkward overhang of narrower consoles. In a video wall SOC layout, this means each position handles a full multi-screen array from a single structural unit — no bolted-together add-on wings required.
• Height Adjustment Range 26–47 Inches: A 21-inch continuous adjustment range covers seated operation at standard desk height through a full standing position. In multi-shift deployments where day and night operators have different ergonomic profiles, this eliminates the need for separate furniture or manual shimming between shifts.
• 200 lb (90.7 kg) Weight Capacity: Rated to support up to 200 lbs on the worksurface — enough to handle multiple large-format monitors, a KVM, and peripheral equipment without stressing the frame. Size up your monitor weights before specifying; a four-monitor array with arms can approach this ceiling quickly.
• 9 RU Integrated Rack Space: Nine rack units built into the console body let you mount active equipment — signal processors, patch panels, KVM switches — directly at the operator position. This reduces floor rack sprawl in dense SOC layouts and keeps equipment physically secured within the console structure rather than sitting loose on shelves.
• 19-Inch Usable Rack Depth (48.3 cm): Standard 19-inch EIA rack form factor at usable depth means off-the-shelf 1U/2U rackmount gear drops straight in without adapter plates. The 19-inch usable depth accommodates most shallow-to-mid-depth 1U appliances; deep 2U servers may not fit — check your equipment's depth against the 19-inch usable spec before ordering.
• Total Depth 39 Inches (99.1 cm): The 39-inch overall footprint gives operators comfortable knee clearance in seated position and enough surface depth for keyboards, monitors at proper viewing distance, and reference materials. Factor this into your floor plan — 39 inches per row plus aisle clearance determines your room's maximum console density.
• 308 lb (139.7 kg) Unit Weight: At 308 lbs, this console requires a two- or three-person install crew and a freight delivery — factor that into your project timeline. The weight reflects a steel-framed structure built for continuous-duty environments, not the light-gauge material common in commercial office furniture.
• TAA Compliant, UK Origin: TAA compliance means the LH-VLCLHS qualifies for federal agency, DoD, and GSA schedule purchases under the Trade Agreements Act. Country of origin is the United Kingdom, which satisfies TAA requirements. Confirm your contracting vehicle's specific TAA and country-of-origin requirements before finalizing the order if you're on a classified or restricted program.
• Black/Silver/Gray Frame, White Worksurface: The two-tone finish separates the structural frame from the work surface visually, which helps operators distinguish equipment zones from document/peripheral zones at a glance. White worksurfaces also show cable clutter clearly — a minor operational benefit in environments where cable discipline is part of the audit checklist.

Integration and Compatibility

The LH-VLCLHS is designed to integrate with rack-mounted AV and security equipment via its 9 RU internal bay. Standard 19-inch rack accessories — cable managers, blanking panels, 1U shelves — install directly without modification. The console pairs naturally with KVM switches, video wall controllers, operator intercom stations, and UPS modules mounted within the console frame itself.

For multi-position SOC buildouts, the 83-inch width is designed to pair with adjacent console units to form a continuous operator row. Coordinate cable routing and power distribution with your low-voltage contractor before console delivery — the 308-lb unit weight means repositioning after placement is a significant effort. Review the rack power distribution options that can mount within the 9 RU bay to consolidate AC distribution at each operator position.

The LH-VLCLHS (often searched as LH VLCLHS) is sized for permanent installation in controlled indoor environments. It is not rated for outdoor use or harsh-environment deployment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the LH-VLCLHS TAA compliant?

A: Yes. The LH-VLCLHS is TAA compliant and originates from the United Kingdom, satisfying Trade Agreements Act requirements for U.S. federal and GSA schedule procurement.

Q: What is the height adjustment range on the LH-VLCLHS?

A: The LH-VLCLHS adjusts from 26 to 47 inches in height — a 21-inch range that covers seated and standing operator positions.

Q: How much equipment weight can the LH-VLCLHS worksurface support?

A: The worksurface is rated for 200 lbs (90.7 kg). Account for monitor weights, monitor arms, and peripheral equipment when planning your operator position load.

Q: What rack equipment fits in the LH-VLCLHS internal bay?

A: The console provides 9 RU of rack space with 19 inches of usable depth. Standard 19-inch EIA rackmount equipment up to approximately 19 inches deep (patch panels, KVM switches, 1U signal processors, shallow UPS units) installs without modification. Deep 2U servers may exceed the 19-inch usable depth — verify equipment dimensions before ordering.

Q: What are the overall dimensions of the LH-VLCLHS?

A: The LH-VLCLHS is 83 inches wide (210.8 cm), 39 inches deep (99.1 cm), and adjusts from 26 to 47 inches in height. Unit weight is 308 lbs (139.7 kg). Plan for freight delivery and a two- to three-person installation crew.

Q: Can the LH-VLCLHS be used in a multi-operator SOC row configuration?

A: Yes. At 83 inches wide, the LH-VLCLHS is designed for side-by-side deployment in multi-position security operations centers. Coordinate cable routing and power distribution planning before installation given the console's 308-lb installed weight.

Jerry Tildsen

When I spec a console for a 24/7 SOC, the first number I look at is the height adjustment range — and the LH-VLCLHS delivers a 21-inch swing from 26 to 47 inches, which is the widest range I see in this class of 9 RU integrated-rack consoles. That matters in a real multi-shift environment where your day operator is 5'4" and your night operator is 6'2". You're not asking facilities to reshim anything between shifts.

Technical Highlights:

• 9 RU at 19-inch usable depth: Keeps active equipment — KVM switches, patch panels, 1U UPS — consolidated at the operator position instead of routing to a floor rack 10 feet away. Shorter cable runs mean cleaner installs and faster troubleshooting during incidents.
• 200 lb worksurface capacity: Enough headroom for a four-monitor array with VESA arms plus keyboard/peripheral tray, but not infinite. If you're speccing large-format 32"+ displays, weigh your monitor-and-arm combinations before signing off on the operator position design.
• TAA-compliant, UK origin: Clears the procurement gate on federal contracts and GSA schedules without a waiver request. At 308 lbs, this is a freight-class item — build the delivery and install labor into your project schedule, not just the equipment budget.

Deployment Considerations:

• The 39-inch overall depth is generous for operator comfort but commits roughly 3.5 feet of floor space per row before you add aisle clearance. In a retrofit SOC where you're working inside an existing room footprint, measure twice — these don't slide around after placement.
• The 19-inch usable rack depth is the ceiling for internal equipment. Most 1U patch panels and KVM switches fit easily; shallow UPS modules (APC AP9565 / similar) fit; full-depth 2U appliances do not. Confirm every rackmount component's depth against that 19-inch spec before the console ships.

The LH-VLCLHS is the right call for a permanent federal or enterprise SOC buildout where TAA compliance is non-negotiable, operators work rotating shifts requiring true sit-stand ergonomics, and the integrator needs integrated rack capacity at each position without a separate equipment rack on the floor.