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People in stations, on vehicles and in public buildings are usually in a hurry and often somewhere unfamiliar. They need to know where to go and what has changed, at a glance. A sign that is wrong is worse than no sign.
The settings are demanding. A screen at a stop or in a car park faces sun, rain, cold and the occasional knock. A screen on a bus or in a taxi runs from the vehicle's supply and is shaken all day.
The harder part is keeping information current: who publishes changes, how quickly they appear and what a screen shows when its connection drops. That is a content management question to settle before anything is installed.
For example, ceiling-mounted screens on a bus show route information and local advertising, powered from the vehicle's DC supply.
For example, a high-brightness outdoor display carries maps, notices and advertising at a park-and-ride site.
For example, an outdoor freestanding kiosk takes payment for parking or tickets, with the card terminal supplied by the operator's payment provider.
For example, a floor-standing touchscreen helps visitors find a platform, department or room, in more than one language.
Screens from 10.1 to 32 inch for ceiling or pole mounting in vehicles, with a stated DC 8–36 V supply range. Described as dust and shock resistant, though no test standard is cited.
IP65 protection, operation from −30 °C to 45 °C and 1,500 to 2,500 nits are stated for the outdoor range, and confirmed for the selected model with your quotation.
Outdoor ordering and payment kiosks, described with printer, scanner and payment-terminal bracket options in Android or Windows configurations.
Indoor touchscreens for wayfinding and information in concourses, libraries and civic buildings, wall-mounted or floor-standing.
Wide, shallow screens for above counters and inside vehicles. Stated brightness options are 300 and 700 nits, and no outdoor rating is stated.
Who publishes service changes, how quickly they must appear, and what is shown if a screen loses its connection.
Showing departures, disruptions or space availability depends on the data your systems or third parties can supply. Each feed is assessed before quoting.
How you would know which screens are online across a fleet or an estate, and who is told when one is not.
Maps, routes and languages for wayfinding, or tariffs, receipts and the payment provider link for a payment kiosk.
What this includes — and what it does not
Weather protection, temperature range and high brightness are stated for the outdoor ranges only and confirmed for the selected model with your quotation. They do not apply to indoor displays, vehicle displays or open-frame modules. Solar power and electric vehicle charging are bespoke project options only.
If your vehicles need a specific test standard or approval, tell us and we will establish whether it can be met before you order.
Bus and taxi advertising displays
Vehicle displays from 10.1 to 32 inch for buses, coaches and taxis, with ceiling or pole mounting, a DC 8–36 V input reference and Wi-Fi or 4G options.
Outdoor advertising displays
Outdoor advertising screens from 21.5 to 98 inch in totem, wall and portable forms, with high-brightness panels and cooling options set for each model.
Outdoor kiosks
Freestanding outdoor ordering and payment kiosks with 21.5 and 32 inch screen references, including canopy designs on bolt-down pedestals.
Information and wayfinding kiosks
All-in-one touchscreen kiosks from 21.5 to 98 inch in lectern, totem and wall-mounted forms, for wayfinding, directories, check-in and information points.
Stretched bar displays
Ultra-wide bar screens in sixteen sizes from 19.5 to 80 inch for shelf edges, counters and narrow wall bands, in wall-mount or open-frame formats.
IP65 protection and an operating range of −30 °C to 45 °C are stated for the outdoor display range. Ratings are model-specific, so we confirm them for the selected model. Siting matters too: direct sun, ventilation and the fixing surface all affect an outdoor screen.
A DC 8–36 V supply range is stated for the bus and taxi display range. Installation must be carried out and approved by whoever is responsible for the vehicle's electrical system.
Only where a data feed exists and its owner allows its use. We assess each feed as a scoped integration. Where there is none, your staff publish information through the content management software we agree with you.
Describe each position: indoors, outdoors or in a vehicle, with the power and connectivity available. We will suggest suitable families and confirm environmental figures for the selected models with your quotation.
