Outdoor non-touch
2,500-nit option for public information and secondary content.
UWYES · ANONYMOUS PROJECT EVALUATION
OUTDOOR SMART URBAN HUB DISPLAY SOLUTION
A multi-screen outdoor hub requires the display, enclosure, thermal path and service access to be engineered together.
CONCEPT DISPLAY LAYOUT
FOUR OUTDOOR DISPLAYS, ONE PUBLIC-FACING HUB
This concept combines 32-inch and 43-inch portrait displays with 65-inch and 75-inch landscape public-information screens. The final screen allocation is confirmed against the mechanical opening drawing.
It is an illustrative project evaluation based on a customer-supplied concept. It does not represent a completed customer installation.
RECOMMENDED OUTDOOR DISPLAY MIX
Outdoor PCAP touch
2,500-nit option with wet-condition touch filtering.
Outdoor non-touch
3,000 nits recommended where the display receives direct sunlight.
Outdoor non-touch
3,000 nits recommended for the primary public-facing screen.
OUTDOOR ENGINEERING PRIORITIES
SUNLIGHT, GLARE AND UV
Automatic brightness control, anti-glare front protection and brightness selection are matched to solar exposure and viewing direction.
HEAT, AIRFLOW AND SERVICE
Each display needs a defined thermal path, protected power route and rear service access. The hub enclosure ventilation and drainage must be reviewed together with the display design.
TOUCH AND CONTENT MANAGEMENT
The 43-inch PCAP touch configuration can use wet-condition filtering. Reliable glove operation requires sample-stage confirmation with the actual glove material and thickness. Android CMS options support scheduled content and device management.
CONCEPT VIEWS
OUTDOOR HUB DISPLAY INQUIRY
CONTACT UWYES →REQUEST A TECHNICAL DISPLAY PROPOSAL
Send the enclosure drawing, display positions, installation conditions and required quantity. UWYES will recommend the suitable outdoor display configuration.