Department of Veterans Affairs – Murfreesboro, TN

The Department of Veterans Affairs located in Murfreesboro, Tennessee was another successful installation. This project features NOVA’s Single User Computer Training Tables with Trolley™ Monitor Lifts, our  iMod™ Wire Management Compartment, and NOVA's Keyboard Drawer. These tables are the perfect solution to accommodate today's digital learning environments. Choosing this Visual Display Option gives this installation more space on the surface by being able to tuck away that monitor. This is possible by using a low voltage electric motor that raises and lowers the monitor It also gives the audience and speaker a better relationship by getting rid of possible distractions on the monitor. Trolley™ Monitor Lifts has Intelligent Motion Technology™ which protects the unit from accidental damage or vandalism by constantly monitoring the Trolley's current operational status.

There is a CPU holder positioned to the right of the user. The NOVA Keyboard and Mouse Drawer has five locking positions and provides maximum comfort with a built-in wrist rest.

Having the iMod™ Wire Management System with these Computer Training Tables really enhances the experience for the users. This system does all the pesky work for you by organizing and concealing the computer wires. The wires are stores in a compartment located on the backside of the unit. There is a removable modesty cover, providing easy access to the necessary protection of the electrical and computer equipment. This feature also includes a multi-plug power strip.

You will also see this installation handpicked NOVA’s Standing Height Lectern with Privacy Sides to bring the project together. The raised sides allow for the speaker to have the privacy that is perfect for any presentation setting. This lectern also has NOVA's Keyboard and Mouse drawer, as the Computer Training Tables do. There are locking front access doors. This lectern comes standard with very heavy-duty locking casters, making it perfect for changing location in a room and then locking them in for a stable location.