Professional panels differ from conventional plasma screens in very high image quality, uniform clarity across the entire display, regardless of the viewing angle. The slim design allows them to be mounted on any wall like a painting or built into furniture.
Until recently, professional panels could be seen only at specialized exhibitions, but in just a few years they appeared everywhere. The special waterproof design allows them to be installed outdoors, and the broadcast continues in hot and cold weather. Some models can be mounted side by side and synchronized image transmission, resulting in entire video walls. The latest innovation in this area is professional touchscreen displays that can be operated with special markers, stylus, fingers or palm.
Scope of application of professional panels
- Broadcast advertising, in public buildings or on the streets.
- In security systems, when an image from several surveillance cameras is simultaneously broadcast on one large screen.
- In the buildings of banks, airports, train stations, professional displays are used to transmit information in real time.
- In clubs, restaurants, cafes, sports bars, plasma screens allow you to create the desired atmosphere using clips or broadcasting sports events.
- Traffic regulation in particularly important places.
- Presentation of business projects, presentations, videoconferences.
How to choose plasma panels
When choosing, not only the clarity and contrast of the image is important, but also the viewing angle from which you can see the picture. This is especially true for advertising and information panels, for which the number of views from different points is important. Often people watch an ad on the move, on the move. In the highest quality professional LCD panels, the screen is treated with a special anti-reflective coating, so that lamps, the sun and other light sources do not interfere with viewing.
There are two types of professional plasma displays. These are panels with and without a case. The former can be placed independently, fixing in the same way as an LCD TV. Panels without a casing are designed for embedding into furniture, walls or showcases, as well as for mounting video walls.
