Digital signage serves as an effective tool for public viewing areas, such as reception areas or building lobbies. It enables you to showcase your brand identity, convey a narrative, or offer directory listings.

Digital signage screens are capable of displaying both video and still images. By incorporating a video wall processor, content can be seamlessly stretched across multiple screens.

When assembling digital signage screens into a video wall, the size of the bezel is a critical consideration. A thick bezel can create a distracting crosshair effect in the middle of the screen, obstructing the viewing experience.

We typically recommend bezel-free digital signage screens, which not only feature high pixel density for close-up viewing but also seamlessly blend together to provide a unified viewing experience.

Several factors influence the overall cost of a digital signage system:

Nits: Nits refer to the level of brightness, or luminance, emitted from a screen. Screens with lower nit ratings may struggle to remain visible in brightly lit environments or areas with direct sunlight. Opting for a screen with a sufficient nit rating ensures that your content remains easily viewable without causing strain.

Bezel Width: Zero-bezel screens facilitate a seamless connection of displays side by side, eliminating the distraction of thick bezel frames and enhancing the viewing experience.

Screen Size: 55-inch digital signage screens are considered the industry standard. They are designed with a 16:9 aspect ratio, ideal for displaying content effectively. Instead of opting for a single large 110-inch screen, we can achieve the desired display area by combining four 55-inch screens.

Mounting Options: While most displays can be mounted horizontally (landscape mode), not all are suitable for vertical mounting (portrait mode). This limitation arises from the design of the enclosure, which dissipates heat through the top. Mounting a display vertically can trap heat, potentially reducing the lifespan of the unit. Therefore, we specifically recommend portrait mode-capable displays for scenarios requiring vertical viewing angles.