Digital signage is built for continuous public display: commercial-grade brightness, scheduled content and a mount or stand designed for a shop or stand. Our flat panels are rated for 24/7 use. A domestic TV is not built for that.
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Digital signage earns its place when it changes what people do: stops them at a window, points them to the right aisle, or shows a product in use next to the product itself. This range covers the three formats that do that most often in Australian retail and event spaces.
Our flat panels are rated for 24/7 use, built for continuous public display rather than home viewing.
Every screen can be hired: flat panels by the day, overhead screens with up to 5 days in the hire price.
Flat panels run from 55 to 98 inches, and LED walls are tiled from 500mm modules to your size.
We can deliver and set up the equipment, programme it and manage the content remotely afterwards.
Each format works at a different distance: up close, over the crowd, or across a hall.
Flat panels can also be built into walls, custom frames or display equipment. Portable free-standing screens such as TV 2 Go and Streamline sit in the wider digital displays range.
We can load video, image loops or a live web page, schedule what plays when, and test everything before dispatch. Surrounds and stands can be printed to match your retail fit-out or campaign graphics, so the screen reads as part of the display rather than an afterthought.
Brightness matters more than size in a bright shopping centre. The guide How bright should digital signage be? explains what to look for.
Three placements do most of the work: the entrance, where a moving image pulls people off the walkway; the decision point, where a screen shows the product in use beside the product; and above the counter, where offers and queue information reach people who are already waiting. Start with one placement, measure what changes, then add the next.
Screens are available to hire for a launch or trade show and to buy for a permanent store installation. Delivery is Australia-wide. Browse the multimedia displays for combined screen-and-stand kits, or see installs in the gallery.
Tell us the space, the viewing distance and how long you need it, and we will match the format.
What is the difference between digital signage and a TV?
Digital signage is built for continuous public display: commercial-grade brightness, scheduled content and a mount or stand designed for a shop or stand. Our flat panels are rated for 24/7 use. A domestic TV is not built for that.
Can I use digital signage in a shopping centre?
Yes. LED walls and free-standing screens are used in shopping centre activations. Choose a high-brightness panel for well-lit spaces.
Installation can be arranged for wall-mounted units and larger LED walls. Overhead screen hire doesn't include hanging or connection to power and wi-fi, but we can help arrange them. Portable free-standing screens are designed to be set up by your own team.
Can I hire a screen for one event?
Yes. Digital signage is available for short-term hire as well as purchase. Interactive flat panels are hired by the day, and the overhead screen hire price includes up to 5 days. Tell us the dates, the screen size and the venue.
Interactive flat panels can be configured for outdoor use, either temporarily or permanently, with an IP65 rating. Tell us where the screen will sit so we can specify it.
Who updates the content on an overhead screen?
Hire includes access to an online content management system, so you or your designer can update the screen remotely. Our digital designers can also prepare the content for you.