Nothing goes online
A screen that loops files from a card is not connected to anything unless you decide it should be.
Waiting rooms
Waiting room screens, with no account to manage
Check-in reminders, health notices and what to expect today. No patient data, no network, no monthly bill.
Sound stays off
Videos play silently unless you turn sound on, which suits a quiet room.
Simple for the front office
Replace a slide by changing a file. Anyone who can copy a file can update the screen.
Sizes for the wall
21.5 and 23.8 in units read from across a typical room. Smaller units suit a check-in desk.
Sample content for this place
Free slides to test with, labelled as sample artwork. Unzip to a card and it plays. Portrait pack · Landscape pack
Other places
- Elevator screensA steel box on a cable is one of the worst places for an internet connection. These screens do not need one.
- Digital menu boardsChange the menu with a card and a coffee break. Service does not stop when the internet does.
- Lobby displaysA screen in a reception wall should look like part of the wall. A published cut-out size makes that a drawing, not a guess.
- Retail displaysThe sign should sell the thing next to it. Small screens at the shelf do that, and they do not need the store Wi-Fi.
- Factory screensShift notices, safety counters and line status, on a screen rated -10 to 60 °C operating, 95% non-condensing.