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TBC’s SmartTrac console systems have achieved extraordinary popularity due to their world class ergonomics, quality all aluminum construction and good looks. Unique to this class of console, SmartTrac’s removable turrets, rear device ‘Trac’ and generous cable core with integral power management combine with optional height adjustability for any application that requires a sit stand desk. Each console can be accessorized to personal preference with a variety of articulating monitor arms, CPU holders, speaker mounts, task lamps, and other accessories.

SmartTrac V2 technical furniture also provides an enhanced ability to gang individual workstation components to form complete Master Control and Production Control consoles for broadcast furniture. These configurations have also been used successfully in a variety of other industries including Security, Process Control, Dispatch, Power Utilities, Command and Control, Network Operation Centers and Transportation. There is virtually no application that SmartTrac cannot handle at a cost that is significantly reduced from other standard “full body” console systems.
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Which SmartTrac version meets my needs?
The decision making process in choosing a console often
involves the following factors - space limitations, rack equipment needs, and budgetary concerns. Here are some facts about the different SmartTrac types to help inform your decision:
- The ST3 accepts modular turrets and infills, is approx.
88" x 38", has a maximum rack turret capacity of 12ru,
and a rear device track.
- The ST2 accepts modular turrets and infills, is approx.
67" x 38", has a maximum rack turret capacity of 8ru,
and a rear device track.
- The ST3-WS and ST2-WS - SmartTrac Workstations - are for those clients not in need of rack equipment turrets. They have large uninterrupted desktops, and rear device tracks.
- The ST-CT Client Table comes with the rear device track, and a 'convex' bow to the desktop for multiple-operator comfort.
- All SmartTrac models share the same leg style, with an electric base with digital preset controller as an option. Electric base weight capacity: 165lbs (75kg) total of monitors, rack equip., and desktop items. Console components have already be factored in.
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SmartTrac Accessories
S-RT4 - Rack turret - 4 RU, with front rack rail, replaces counter infill
S-RT2 - Rack turret - 2 RU, with front rack rail, replaces counter infill
FP-9222 - LCD arm, trac mounted, 16" extension. Includes VESA plate
S-DW - Dropped well cover to allow LCD's to sink below counter, replaces infill
S-LT-18 - 18" gooseneck task light, mounted on counter infill
S-SA - Speaker arm on post, trac mounted
S-LS1 - LCD shelf to sit above rack turret, trac mounted
S-CI - counter infil, 1-bay
S-CI.5 - counter infil, 1/2-bay
S-RD3 - rear door, vented, hinged and removable, 3-bay wide
S-RD2 - rear door, vented, hinged and removable, 2-bay wide
T-PS-16 - power strip, 16 outlets, 15amp, mounted within I-CORE, for all consoles
S-CPU - CPU holder, leg mounted, adjustable for CPU width
ST-EB - Electric Base Upgrade with digital controller
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SmartTrac
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by Dave Crites, Owner, Glyph Corp
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by James Wicks, Senior Colorist, Olympusat Networks
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by Rob Goldheim, Director of Engineering, Discovery Communications
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Rob,
Thanks for your positive review.
In our SmartTrac rack turrets, the top 1RU space is limited to a 14.25" equipment depth (including cables). As you point out, this is limited further by potential interference from cables coming from the LCD monitors through the top-rear of the turret. There is the option however of dressing the LCD cables around the back of the console, through the opening at the top of the rear access panel. This eliminates the cable interference so that the full 14.25" dimension is available. The bottom 3RU has additional unobstructed space for deeper equipment.
Regarding the "shifting turret" issue. We have addressed this in subsequent designs and we now have a tight fit between countertop and turret eliminating the turret shift and the need for any spacers.
Jerry Hahn, President, TBC Consoles
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by Scott Callis, Project Manager, CBT Systems
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Scott, We listened to your good suggestion and have now incorporated a front access door in our SmartTrac cable core. Thank you for your input!
Jerry Hahn, President, TBC Consoles
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