An outdoor screen has a harder job than an indoor one. It has to stay readable in daylight, cope with rain, dust and temperature swings, and keep running without someone opening the cabinet every week. This range is built for that job: the catalogue describes galvanised steel enclosures with an outdoor powder-coated finish, screens from 21.5 to 98 inch, and wall-mounted, floor-standing and ceiling-mounted installation.
Brightness is offered in 1,500, 2,000 and 2,500-nit configurations with a brightness sensor, so the screen can ease back at dusk rather than glare at passers-by. An IP65 rating and an operating range of −30 °C to 45 °C are stated for the outdoor range. We treat both as model-specific: the figures that apply to your display are confirmed for the selected model and size in your quotation, along with the fan, air-conditioned or heated arrangement that suits your site.
The pictured forms include a freestanding totem, a compact landscape wall unit, a portable A-frame poster on transport wheels, a slim pedestal on castors and an angled lectern-style unit. Touch is available as an option, and a thermal printer, QR code scanner, NFC reader or provision for a payment terminal can be built in to order, which turns an advertising totem into an outdoor information or ordering point.
Hardware is only half of the project. Content can be loaded by USB or played from an Android or Windows configuration, and we can scope digital signage content management so that one team schedules every screen across your sites. Where the display needs to talk to other systems, the work is defined under software integrations and quoted separately from the hardware.
Solar-powered and EV-charging configurations appear in the catalogue, including charger ratings listed as 7, 11, 22 and 44 kW. We handle these as bespoke project enquiries only: nothing of this kind is offered as standard equipment until a complete engineered configuration has been established for your site.