ENERGY & UTILITIES
Energy & Utilities
Mission-Critical AV Solutions for Modern Utility Operations
When your grid is running, your control room can’t afford to go dark. Visual Sound designs and installs mission-critical AV systems for utility operations centers, including large-format video walls, operator workstation solutions, and collaboration and training room technology, all engineered to meet NERC CIP and FERC compliance requirements.
With remote monitoring that proactively alerts our team before issues become outages, and a track record delivering control room solutions for energy and utility operators across the country, we help you maintain the situational awareness and operational reliability your communities depend on.
Work in progress on a control room for one of the largest public utilities powering Southern California.
Powerful and purpose-built audio visual solutions,
for mission-critical utility operations
With over a decade of experience, certified AV professionals, and a full understanding of SCADA standards and NERC CIP, and FERC regulations, you can trust Visual Sound to design, build, and support custom utility control rooms that are secure, resilient, and optimized for 24/7/365 performance.
WHO WE SERVE:
TAILORED SYSTEM DESIGN
Your utility control room, engineered for advanced visualization, collaboration, and operator wellbeing
ANCILLARY SPACES
Facility wide AV-enabled environments
Integrate your control room with other facility spaces, including training rooms, crisis rooms, meeting rooms, break rooms, boardrooms, and more.

AV SUPPORT & MANAGED SERVICES
Protect your AV investment
Visual Sound fully supports every AV installation with a customized suite of AV services, including 24/7 remote monitoring, preventative maintenance, and on-site technicians designed to provide assurances of reliability, uptime, productivity, and peace of mind.
OUR TRUSTED PARTNERS
Meet the technology partners that make your control rooms possible.
Meet the technology partners that make your control rooms possible.














