lcd enclosure
When they say extreme situations their solutions have been tried and tested been used in temperature zones from -30 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit in locations such as Texas, California, Atlanta, Florida, Canada and Norway to name a few locations.
Most recently they secured an order for the Penguin project at the Bronx Zoo in New York (called within the company as Rico, Sarg, Kowolski and Private – the penguin characters in the Disney’s Madagascar movie), this was to accommodate a flat screen display with a networked media player that needed regular access for maintenance.
The flat screen was a 52” LCD display that would display digital content that would educate visitors in the penguin section on the habitat and the environment where penguins live and thrive.
This enclosure was supplied with both a heating and a cooling system that is controlled by thermostat controllers ensuring the screen stays at the perfect emperature of 77 degrees Fahrenheit.
This is added to their portfolio of major US customers including Universal Studios, NASA, Kimberley Clark and several restaurant chains in the USA.
On a major plus side, a leading race team based in the Cayman Islands also required an outdoor LCD enclosure that could cope with extreme locations including offering protection from sand, rain and snow. The unit will be used to give the position of competitors throughout each race and moved from race track to race track, throughout the world.
The enclosure is used as a carry case for the safe transfer for the flat panel display, when ever it is shipped to a new location.
Their products can be seen on the European site at http://www.lcdenclosure.co.uk and their US site at http://www.lcdtvenclosure.com
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