Bus and taxi advertising displays
Family reference Ref KC-D10
Passengers are a seated audience with time to watch. These displays are described for vehicle use, with a wide DC power input and mobile connectivity options, so operators can show advertising, journey information and service messages on the move.
Quote-led, not a checkout: we confirm the configuration, price and lead time in your quotation.
Overview
A screen in a vehicle earns its place in two ways. It gives the operator a channel for service messages, fares and route changes, and it gives advertisers an audience that is sitting still for the length of the journey. Bus and coach operators, taxi fleets and transport media owners all use the same basic idea at different sizes.
The range lists seven sizes from 10.1 to 32 inch, a stated brightness of 350 cd/m² and a Full HD (1920 × 1080) resolution reference. The displays run an Android configuration, offer Wi-Fi and 4G connection options, mount from the ceiling or on a pole, and carry a DC 8–36 V power input reference, a span that takes in the nominal 12 V and 24 V systems used in road vehicles.
The catalogue describes the displays as dust and shock resistant; no test standard is cited, so suitability is confirmed for your vehicle installation. Operating temperature is not stated either. Anything fitted inside a passenger vehicle also has to satisfy the operator’s own safety and approval requirements. We supply the information you need for that assessment, while compliance for the vehicle rests with the operator and the installer.
A fleet is a content management problem as much as a hardware one: many screens, always moving, often out of Wi-Fi range. We can scope digital signage content management around how your vehicles return to depot and where they have coverage. Location-based content or a passenger information feed is a separate, defined piece of work under software integrations, subject to the agreed integration.
Suitable applications
Ceiling-mounted screens in the saloon carry advertising between service messages, fare information and route notices. Larger sizes suit the space behind the driver’s bulkhead or the centre of the ceiling.
The smaller sizes suit a passenger-facing screen in the rear of a car. For example, a fleet could show local advertising alongside the operator’s own app and fare information.
Example application: an airport hotel shuttle welcomes guests, shows restaurant opening times and promotes late check-out during the short ride from the terminal.
Media owners can treat a fleet as one network, scheduling campaigns by route, vehicle or time of day, with content management scoped around the way slots are sold.
Key features
A DC 8–36 V input reference is stated, a span that takes in nominal 12 V and 24 V vehicle systems. The connection to your vehicle supply is confirmed for your installation.
Both methods are stated for the range, and ceiling units are pictured hanging from a hinged bracket. The bracket and fixing points are confirmed for your vehicle.
From a compact passenger screen for a car up to a large saloon display for a bus or coach. The source does not tie any size to a vehicle type, so we advise on the fit.
A 1920 × 1080 resolution reference and a brightness of 350 cd/m² are stated for the range. Both are confirmed for the selected size with your quotation.
Content can be refreshed over Wi-Fi, for instance at the depot, or over 4G on the road. Compatibility with UK mobile networks and the SIM arrangements are confirmed with your quotation.
The displays run an Android configuration, which allows scheduled playback and scoped software. The supported platform version is confirmed with your quotation.
Described as dust and shock resistant; no test standard is cited, so suitability is confirmed for your vehicle installation.
Design options
Landscape screen in a metal housing that hangs from a hinged bracket fixed across its top edge. Pictured in black and in yellow.
Small landscape screen with a broad rounded border, pictured face-on in black. No bracket can be seen in the figure.
Black landscape unit held at a tilt on a rear bracket arm, with two USB-style sockets visible on one edge. The function of the sockets is confirmed with your quotation.
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Technical specifications
How to read the markers
Where an attribute is not listed, it is not specified for the range. That never means the feature is absent.
Availability of each mounting style by size is confirmed with your quotation
Portrait use is confirmed for the selected size and bracket
Stated for the range — confirmed for the selected size with your quotation
Confirmed for the selected size with your quotation
Bracket type and fixing points are confirmed for your vehicle
The supported platform version is confirmed with your quotation
Compatibility with UK mobile networks and SIM arrangements are confirmed with your quotation
Colour options are confirmed with your quotation
Connection to the vehicle supply is confirmed for your vehicle installation
Stated, optional and confirmed
Compatible software and services
Installation considerations
Fitting should be carried out by a competent vehicle installer, in line with the operator’s requirements and the vehicle manufacturer’s guidance for added equipment.
Take power from a suitably fused feed and agree how the display behaves when the ignition is off, so that it does not drain the battery. Supply details are confirmed for your vehicle.
Fix ceiling and pole brackets to structural points. Keep headroom, gangways, exits, hatches, mirrors and safety signage clear.
Position screens for passengers, not the driver. A screen must never distract the person driving.
Check Wi-Fi coverage at the depot and mobile coverage along your routes before choosing how content is updated.
Pilot the installation on one vehicle before committing a fleet, so that bracket, cable route and content timings can be adjusted.
Surveys, fitting and rollout planning can be arranged through our [installation and rollout service](/services/installation-rollout), quoted separately from the hardware.
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Frequently asked questions
They are described as dust and shock resistant; no test standard is cited, so suitability is confirmed for your vehicle installation. If your vehicles or routes are demanding, tell us, and we will establish what evidence is available for the selected model before you commit.
A DC 8–36 V input reference is stated for the range, a span that takes in the nominal 12 V and 24 V systems found in road vehicles. The actual connection, including fusing and what happens when the ignition is switched off, is confirmed for your vehicle installation and set out in your quotation.
Wi-Fi and 4G options are listed. A common arrangement is to refresh content over Wi-Fi when vehicles return to the depot, with 4G used where changes are needed during the day. Compatibility of the 4G option with UK mobile networks is confirmed with your quotation, and the content management itself is scoped and quoted separately.
Potentially, but that is an integration project rather than a display feature. It depends on what your vehicle location or passenger information system can share. We can scope the work under software integrations, subject to the agreed integration, and it is quoted separately from the hardware.
The source does not tie any size to a vehicle type. As a guide, the smaller sizes suit a passenger-facing screen in a car, and the larger sizes suit the ceiling of a bus or coach saloon where viewing distances are longer. We advise once we know the vehicle and the mounting position.
Installation can be arranged through our installation and rollout service, working with a competent vehicle installer and to your own fleet engineering requirements. What is included, and the terms that apply, are set out in your quotation.
Add it to your enquiry with the options you know, or ask for advice. We recommend the right configuration and confirm it in a written quotation.
