SET 3 · Indoor Display

Interactive signage that belongs in the room

Mirror-finish touch kiosks and bar-type modules for retail, hospitality and public indoor spaces.

Display inside a luxury watch boutique in a shopping mall corridor

Indoors the problem changes. Nobody is fighting the sun, so brightness stops being the headline and the format starts to matter: how the display sits in the fixture, whether it disappears when it is off, whether a customer can touch it without a visible bezel getting in the way.

Mirror touch kiosks read as a mirror until they light up, which is why they work in changing rooms and hotel lobbies. Bar-type modules fit shelf edges and counter fronts where a normal 16:9 panel simply will not go.

Two formats, both built to order

Mirror touch kiosk

A mirrored surface that becomes a screen. Freestanding or wall-mounted, for retail, hospitality and public interiors.

Bar-type modules

Stretched panels for shelf edges, counter fronts and narrow columns. 29 ″ at 1920 × 540 is the standard format; other cuts are available.

Specification

Touch models

32 ″ UHD touch	TU320SLT-HA013840 × 2160 · VA · 1000 nit · 110 W
32 ″ FHD touch	TL320SLT-HB011920 × 1080 · IPS · 2000 nit · 120 W
Touch technology	P-CAP, 10-point3T tempered glass.
Contrast	Typ. 3000 : 1 (VA) · 1200 : 1 (IPS)
Interface	HDMI × 1

Installed

Indoor installations

Retail boutique, mall interior

Bar-type displays built into retail shelving beneath handbags and shoes

Bar-type modules built into shelving

Freestanding portrait kiosk in an office lobby beside speed gates

Lobby wayfinding kiosk

Indoor and kiosk questions

How many touch points?

Ten, using projected-capacitive (P-CAP) sensing behind 3 mm tempered glass.

Freestanding or wall-mounted?

Both. The enclosure is part of the custom SET, so the mount follows the room.

Can the bar format be cut to a different length?

That is what our cut-panel line is for. Tell us the opening and we will tell you what is possible.

Do indoor displays need high brightness?

Usually not. 1000 to 2000 nit covers most interiors; save the 4000 nit panels for the glass.

Tell us about the fixture, not just the screen

Most indoor projects are decided by depth, bezel and mounting. Send a drawing and we will work back from it.

Request a quote

Tell us where the display goes and how much light it has to fight. That is the part that decides the panel.