Media equipment continues to play an important role in public institutions such as schools, hospitals and libraries. Projectors and increasingly also interactive displays and monitors are used here to present a wide variety of content, in lessons at information stands or in waiting rooms. It is therefore all the more important that the devices used meet current standards in terms of their technology and ergonomics.
Content
The implementation of modern technology in public facilities usually requires a fast implementation and flawless functionality of the installed devices. Expert know-how is absolutely needed for this. An expert can determine exactly which measures are necessary for a successful implementation even before the installation begins.
We offer the following solution variants for public facilities. We take care of the planning, selection and the entire installation of the devices for you.
Displays for public facilities
well suited for small to medium-sized classrooms
almost insensitive to light
no maintenance costs
free positioning in the room possible (optional rolling stand)
Display brightness from around 350 nits for bright rooms with artificial light or daylight.
Image resolution
Full HD (1,920 x 1,080) in 16:9 format or WUXGA (1,920 x 1,200) in 16:10 format.
Installation
Wall mounting with a display wall bracket or installation on a stand or rolling stand for mobile use within the facility.
Expert Tip:
If information material is to be displayed in the form of videos, an external content player with a wider range of functions than those offered by the internal media players of the displays is recommended.
Projector and screen
Potentially suitable for 24/7 use
long-life light source, e.g. laser (saves lamp replacement & costs)
360° installation option on vertical and horizontal axis
7,000 lumens (minimum) for LCD projectors and 8,000 lumens (minimum) for DLP projectors for an image width of approximately three metres in a somewhat darkened room.
Image resolution
Full HD (1,920 x 1,080) in 16:9 format or WUXGA (1,920 x 1,200) in 16:10 format.
Assembly
7,000 lumens (minimum) for LCD projectors and 8,000 lumens (minimum) for DLP projectors for an image width of approximately three metres in a somewhat darkened room.
Expert Tip:
Avoid direct incidence of light on the projection surface. No projector, no matter how bright, will be able to outshine direct sunlight
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