Built to Stay On, Not Just to Look Good
A Khazina Digital product guide for control rooms and back-office monitoring
A monitor built for continuous operation, not weekend film nights.
A control room screen doesn't get turned off between shifts. Whatever's mounted there needs to survive thousands of hours of continuous operation without the image burning in or the panel giving out early — a job most consumer displays were never built for.
What Sets This Monitor Apart
This is a professional AV monitor rather than a content-signage screen, so it doesn't come with Khazina's bespoke design service — there's no marketing content to design for a CCTV feed or a data dashboard. Instead, the Professional Monitor is built around the specs that actually matter for continuous, mission-critical display: 24/7 duty-cycle rating, a wide 178-degree viewing angle, and RS-232 control for remote management.
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24/7
continuous duty rating
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178°
wide viewing angle
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£399
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Control Rooms and Back Offices: Why This Product Fits
Control room and back-office monitoring — CCTV walls, network operations dashboards, warehouse tracking displays — run continuously and are often viewed from awkward angles across a room, not sat directly in front of. The IPS panel's wide viewing angle keeps the image legible from the side of the room, while the 24/7 rating means the monitor is warrantied for exactly the use case it's being bought for, unlike a consumer TV pressed into service beyond its intended duty cycle.
RS-232 control matters more than it sounds — it lets facilities or IT teams power-cycle, adjust, or check the status of a monitor mounted somewhere inaccessible, without a ladder and a manual button press.
Legible from across the room, warrantied for round-the-clock use.
"A control room screen doesn't clock off. Neither should the warranty."
Beyond This Monitor
Organisations that also need customer-facing signage alongside internal monitoring — a reception welcome screen, or branch signage — should look to Khazina's dedicated signage range, which does include the free bespoke content design service; this professional monitor line is built for a different job entirely.
Q. & A.
Q. Why can't a standard TV be used in a control room?
A. Consumer displays are rated for a few hours of daily use and can fail early under continuous 24/7 operation.
Q. What does RS-232 control add?
A. Remote control and monitoring by building management or AV systems, useful when the display isn't easily accessible.
Q. Can several be combined into a video wall?
A. Yes — it supports video wall configurations for multi-screen CCTV or data-monitoring setups.
See the full digital signage range, or view the Professional Monitor product page for full specifications.