General Characteristics

Diagonal

32 "

VESA Mount

400 x 200 mm

24/7 Operating Hours

No

24/7 Operating Hours

Indicates that the display is designed for continuous use 24 hours a day, every day, without interruption. It features more durable components and better heat management, allowing it to operate reliably for long hours in professional environments such as stores, shop windows, and public spaces.

Digital Signage

Yes

Digital Signage

Refers to the use of the display for showing dynamic content, such as advertisements, promotions, or updates, which can be easily and remotely changed. It usually includes a built-in or external media player and support for management software (CMS), allowing you to control what appears on the screen from a computer or mobile device. It is ideal for professional environments where content is frequently updated.

Features & Functions

HDR

Connectivity

DVI, Ethernet, HDMI, USB-A, Wi-Fi

Display Features

Display Technology

LED

Display Technology

LED

Type of LCD screen that uses LED for backlighting. Offers better brightness and energy efficiency compared to older LCD technologies.

Screen Resolution

1920x1080

Orientation

Vertical Placement

Yes

Vertical Placement

The screen is installed with its height greater than its width. It is ideal for displaying advertisements, posters, or content in social media format, where more vertical space is required.

Horizontal Placement

Yes

Horizontal Placement

The screen is positioned with its width greater than its height, like a classic television. This is the most common arrangement and is used for displaying videos, presentations, and menu boards.

Energy Label

Energy Class

A

Energy Class

New energy efficiency scale consisting of classes A, B, C, D, E, F, G. Devices with class A (green) have the lowest energy consumption, while devices with class G (red) have the highest consumption. 

It is worth noting that there is no correspondence between the old and the new energy efficiency scale. Based on the new A-G scale, the minimum televisions available on the market currently belong to classes A and B. The majority of products in the category belong to classes F, E and D. 

You can learn more about the New Energy Label in Skroutz's guide.