Made for outside
IP65 enclosure against rain and dust. Terrace, entrance, shopfront, market: it is built to work outdoors throughout opening hours.
Totems & Displays
Digital A-frame outdoor
A self-powered A-frame, built to stay outside. In 43 or 55 inches, battery-powered and on wheels: roll it out in the morning with no cable to run, and it lasts the whole day on the terrace, at the entrance or on the sidewalk — where the decision to come in is actually made.
Format illustration. Finishes vary by model.
- two sidewalk formats
- 43or 55 inchestwo sidewalk formats
- battery-powered, no cable across the sidewalk
- 14 hof battery lifebattery-powered, no cable across the sidewalk
- readable in direct sunlight
- 1800cd/m²readable in direct sunlight
- by the evening, the week or the season
- Rentalavailableby the evening, the week or the season
How it works
The pavement is your first shop window.
Passers-by decide outside your door, not inside. The outdoor A-frame takes the object they already recognise — the pavement board — and gives it content that moves, updates and stays readable after dark.
Built for outdoors
IP65 enclosure, protected against rain and dust, and a 1800 cd/m² panel that stays readable in direct sunlight. It is a different machine from the indoor version, designed for outdoor use.
Battery-powered, no cable
A 50,000 mAh battery provides up to 14 hours of display. It recharges indoors overnight, in about 7 hours: no extension lead across the sidewalk.
Readable when a poster no longer is
A chalkboard vanishes at dusk and warps in the rain. A backlit screen keeps working through the quiet evening hours.
What it changes day to day
Six reasons to put one on the pavement.
43 or 55 inches
The 43-inch for an entrance or a passageway, the 55-inch for a wide shopfront read from across the street.
No fixings, no cables
Nothing to anchor, nothing to drill, nothing to plug in on site. That matters when the sidewalk isn't yours and the setup has to be able to disappear.
Readable from noon to evening
At 1800 cd/m², the screen stays readable in full sun as well as at dusk — exactly when a terrace needs to fill its tables.
Happy hour, right on time
Contents follow your time slots: lunch offer, happy hour, evening menu, without anyone going out to change the board.
Purchase or rental
It is one of the four products available for rental: for a season, a market or an event.
Installation
Four steps, nothing anchored.
The A-frame arrives ready to use. No socket needed at the spot: all it takes is a place indoors to charge it overnight.
- Step 01
Choosing the location
Terrace, entrance, street corner. We look at the direction of foot traffic, the width available and the exposure to direct sun.
- Step 02
Installation
The A-frame rolls into position. No anchoring, no wiring, no work on the street or the facade.
- Step 03
Loading the content
Offer of the day, menu, opening hours, evening event: your visuals are transferred to the screen.
- Step 04
Scheduling
Time slots are set once and for all. The A-frame runs through lunch, afternoon and evening on its own, then goes back inside to charge for the next day.
Where it makes the difference
Where the passer-by decides.
Terraces
Menu, set meal, happy hour. The message changes through the day and fills the tables in the quiet hours.
Shopfronts and pavements
Offer of the day, what's new, opening hours. The A-frame stops passers-by at the exact point where they can still come in.
Markets and outdoor events
Stand, fair, street event: the rental covers the length of the operation, and the A-frame runs with no power outlet on site.
Specifications
Specifications.
| Available sizes | 43" or 55" |
|---|---|
| Format | A-frame on wheels, rear support leg |
| Panel | LCD, 1080 × 1920 (portrait) |
| Brightness | 1800 cd/m², readable in direct sunlight |
| Protection | IP65 — rain and dust |
| System | Android, 2 GB RAM, 32 GB storage |
| Input voltage | 50,000 mAh battery — up to 14 hours of use, 7-hour charge |
| Touchscreen | No |
| Finish | Black |
| Installation | Mobile — no fixings, anchoring or cables |
| Availability | Purchase or rental |
| Warranty | 1 to 3 years depending on the product |
Specifications from the manufacturer's data sheet. Actual battery life depends on the brightness setting and the content shown. Dimensions and weight are given in the quote.
Frequently asked questions
Before you decide.
Can it stay outside permanently?
It is built for outdoor use: IP65 enclosure, protected against rain and dust, and a 1800 cd/m² panel. Since it runs on battery, it comes inside in the evening to recharge anyway, which also keeps it safe outside opening hours.
Is it readable in full sun?
Yes. Its panel reaches 1800 cd/m², compared with about 350 cd/m² for an indoor screen: it stays readable on a south-facing terrace as well as under an awning.
How long does the battery last?
Up to 14 hours of display from its 50,000 mAh battery — a full business day. Recharging takes about 7 hours: plug it in indoors at closing time and it is ready the next morning.
How does it differ from the outdoor totem?
The shape and the use. The totem is a vertical column that stays put and is read from a distance; the A-frame is a mobile board that goes out and comes in, and speaks to a passer-by two metres away.
Is permission needed to install one?
Nothing is anchored or drilled, so the installation is reversible. Occupying public space, however — the pavement in front of your shop — is a matter for your local authority: check with them, exactly as you would for a conventional A-frame.
Is it available for rental?
Yes, it is one of the four products offered for rental: for a season, a market or an event, with delivery and collection depending on the term.
Getting started
Three ways to load your content
Your screens are driven by the built-in player. At installation time we set up the method that suits you and load your first visuals with you.
Cloud platform
The screen is connected to the internet. You prepare your programs in a browser and send them remotely, to one or several screens at once.
Mobile app
The phone connects to the screen over Wi-Fi. You compose the content, split the surface into zones and send it all from the app.
USB stick
No network needed: your images and videos are copied to a USB stick and plugged into the screen. Playback starts on its own, in a loop.
The pavement board, in a version that moves.
Tell us about the spot and the width available — we'll advise between 43 and 55 inches and quote for purchase or rental.