Where there is no wall to fix to — a drive lane, a forecourt, the approach to a gate or a garden-centre yard — an outdoor freestanding kiosk brings the ordering point to the customer. It stands on its own pedestal or base, so it can be placed where vehicles or people actually queue.
Five designs are pictured. One is a 21.5 inch unit with a wide head, a recessed position for a card terminal beside the screen and a bolt-down pedestal. Two are tall 32 inch slabs on dark base plates, one white and one grey, the grey one with a hooded card-terminal bracket at the side. Two are 32 inch canopy designs on bolt-down pedestals: one with a flat, angular canopy and one with a curved canopy, each with the card-terminal position on the front beneath the screen.
For this outdoor freestanding group the stated features are an 80 mm thermal printer, a QR code scanner, a card-terminal bracket at the side or on the front, and Android or Windows as the operating platform. IP65 is stated for the outdoor range and is confirmed for the selected model with your quotation. Operating temperature range and screen brightness are not stated at range level, so they are confirmed for the selected model too.
An outdoor kiosk is usually unattended, which puts more weight on the software: clear ordering screens, a dependable link to the kitchen or back office, and a way to see that the unit is online. We design and build kiosk software around those requirements, and card payments run through a terminal from your payment provider as part of a scoped payment kiosk project. Hardware, software and ongoing management are quoted separately.