Ironic how the Veeder Root Model is, “Simplicity,” I’m only familiar with Veeder Root machines that have model #, like TLS-350, on the front. Any way, moving forward, electrical panel doors should be closed, for starters, and the wiring system needs to be completely redone. Wires should be properly labeled and run flush against the wall as much as possible so they don’t interfere should someone need to, for example, flip the breaker, or reset a router. Appropriately sized shelves need to be made so (heavy) equipment doesn’t precariously hang over the shelf, what looks like a printer next to the router should be easily accessible, surge protectors should be used, and miscellaneous folders need to be organized. What looks like a cardboard box full of trash should be replaced by an actual trash can, and what appears to be some sort of certification taped to the wall should be in a less inconspicuous, and more visible place.
Ironic how the Veeder Root Model is, “Simplicity,” I’m only familiar with Veeder Root machines that have model #, like TLS-350, on the front. Any way, moving forward, electrical panel doors should be closed, for starters, and the wiring system needs to be completely redone. Wires should be properly labeled and run flush against the wall as much as possible so they don’t interfere should someone need to, for example, flip the breaker, or reset a router. Appropriately sized shelves need to be made so (heavy) equipment doesn’t precariously hang over the shelf, what looks like a printer next to the router should be easily accessible, surge protectors should be used, and miscellaneous folders need to be organized. What looks like a cardboard box full of trash should be replaced by an actual trash can, and what appears to be some sort of certification taped to the wall should be in a less inconspicuous, and more visible place.