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Outdoor Media & DOOH

Built for the site's sun, rain and wind load.

Built for sunlight, rain and the wind load of the actual site.

Outdoor media is judged by uptime and readability in daylight. We specify brightness, IP rating, cooling and structure together, and confirm power capacity before cabinet depth is fixed, so the screen survives its first rainy season and its first summer.

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Why this specification wins

Three decisions that change the result

Selected from the site constraints above, not from a catalogue habit.

Sunlight-readable brightness

5500–13000 nits is matched to the facing direction, with automatic dimming for night operation.

Sealed for real weather

IP65 cabinets, anti-corrosion treatment and drainage planning are specified together for coastal or roadside sites.

Structure signed off first

Wind-load calculations and maintenance access drawings are issued before cabinet depth is fixed.

What the site demands

These are the constraints we check before recommending a series or a pixel pitch.

Direct sunlight washing out colour and contrast
Rain, dust and coastal corrosion
Wind load and permitted steel structure on existing buildings

How we deliver it

01
Environment brief
Sun orientation, coastal exposure and local wind requirements collected before design.
02
Brightness plan
5,500–13,000 nits matched to facing direction, with automatic dimming for night.
03
Structure package
Cabinet, bracket and maintenance access drawings issued for local approval.
04
Service plan
Front or rear access decided by installation height, with spare modules shipped.