OUTDOOR COFFEE HUB: FOUR SCREENS, ONE PLATFORM
A smart urban coffee hub combines advertising, public information and touch interaction. The buyer needs genuine outdoor commercial displays, not indoor panels behind extra protective glass.


CUSTOMER PAIN POINTS
- Direct sun, high ambient heat, humidity and dust challenge visibility and long-term reliability during continuous operation.
- The 43-inch touch display must be evaluated for rain, wet fingers and the actual glove type used by customers.
- The customer wants lower repeat-deployment costs without reducing brightness, outdoor protection, thermal performance or component quality.

CUSTOMER REQUIREMENTS
- One set: 32-inch non-touch + 43-inch PCAP + 65-inch non-touch + 75-inch non-touch; orientation and mounting follow the four supplied exterior views.
- IP65 minimum; IP66 preferred if available. At least 2,500 nits, automatic dimming, anti-glare/UV front protection, thermal management, 24/7 operation and remote CMS.

UWYES RECOMMENDATION
- The revised set proposes 32-inch at 2,500 nits and 43-inch touch, 65-inch and 75-inch at 3,000 nits, with automatic brightness adjustment. Lock the exact BOE panel models and finished-unit datasheets before production.
- UWYES proposed coastal anti-corrosion powder coating for the enclosure. Confirm the coating specification and applicable salt-spray test evidence for the final model.
- Active air cooling uses temperature sensors to start internal fans at the set threshold. Coordinate fan airflow with pavilion ventilation, drainage and rear service clearance.
- The revised proposal specifies 20-point outdoor PCAP with wet/rain false-touch rejection and glove support. Test the actual gloves and application on a sample; optical bonding is an optional configuration.
- CMS stays optional, with external players and third-party content systems supported. The reply offers a project warranty extension from 12 to 24 months, subject to the final agreement.
32 / 43 / 65 / 75-inch outdoor displays · PCAP touch option · 2,500 / 3,000-nit configurations

EXPECTED OUTCOMES & VALIDATION
- Before model approval: confirm panel maker/model, brightness options, operating temperature, IP report, lifetime and warranty; verify sunlight, thermal and touch performance on samples.

PROJECT PLANNING & TECHNICAL DETAILS
COMPLETE-SET QUOTATION & SCALE-UP
Quote one complete four-screen set in EXW and FOB terms after model approval. State MOQ, lead time, OEM/ODM scope and the repeat-deployment configuration.
HEAT, AIRFLOW AND SERVICE
Confirm which position takes each screen size, then freeze cut-outs, depth, weight, power, ventilation and maintenance clearances. Panel temperature capability must not be confused with the finished-display operating range.
MODEL DOCUMENTATION & MECHANICAL FIT
Model-specific IP65 and IK10 documentation was supplied for review. Match the selected enclosure and front-glass assembly to the listed report coverage; obtain separate evidence for any unlisted configuration.
Send your target market, quantity, installation conditions and assembly plan. We will review configuration, samples, documentation and production responsibilities before quotation.
DISCUSS YOUR DISPLAY PROJECT →MANUFACTURING THAT FITS YOUR PROJECT
Choose the manufacturing route after the product specification, local assembly capability and quality responsibilities are reviewed.