Channel Vision Launches Knowledge Base

June 8, 2010
Online tool is intended to assist installers, designers, dealers, and other consumers on Channel Vision product features, compatibility, installation, and other technical questions

Costa Mesa, Calif.-based Channel Vision has launched a comprehensive knowledge base available on its Web site. This technology tool is intended to assist installers, designers, dealers, and other consumers to quickly and accurately get answers to questions on Channel Vision product features, compatibility, installation, and other technical questions.

After selecting a product of interest on Channel Vision's Web site, visitors are prompted to ask a question. By clicking on this link, visitors are then given real-time access to this information portal.

"While not a substitute for speaking to a live person, the Knowledge Base serves as an additional method to access more information on a specific topic of interest," says Darrel Hauk, Channel Vision's president and CEO. "It also benefits users by decreasing the time needed to search through Channel Vision's Web site or instruction manuals, allowing users to find answers and complete their jobs quicker."

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