Elevator & corridor signage panel

Where elevator and corridor signage pays for itself

Hotel groups run wayfinding and promotional content in elevator lobbies, choosing black or white enclosures to match existing lift trim. Hospitals use split-screen mode to pair floor-directory information with emergency notices on the same panel, the same zoning template built into the OEM software. Office landlords fit corridor tenant directories with the panel's lower 250 cd/m² brightness setting, reserving outdoor-rated displays for exterior use. Recessed or surface wall-mounting lets the same chassis go into lift-car walls, lobby walls, or corridor surfaces without swapping enclosures. Vertical and full-screen modes suit single-message displays such as a wayfinding-only lobby, while split-screen handles the two-zone layouts above; every panel carries CE, RoHS, and FCC certification as standard, so European and North American buyers import without extra compliance testing. At 1200:1 contrast, content stays legible under the variable lighting typical of a lobby or corridor, and touch hardware is absent by design, since content is scheduled centrally rather than tapped by passers-by. The panel ships with an Android media player and USB/network CMS, and accepts a pre-installed APK or a third-party platform such as NoviSign or Yodeck — useful when a hotel group or landlord already standardises on one content system across a portfolio of properties. A single sample unit ships in 10–18 days for on-site evaluation before committing to the 10-unit wholesale batch, and OEM batches from that size qualify for custom RAL enclosure colours and bezel widths to match a house palette.