The 49 inch wall-mounted digital signage display is purpose-built for restaurant menu boards and food court promotion walls. A 1920 x 1080 panel at 49 inches keeps menu item names, prices and combo panels clearly readable from the queue, while the split-screen layout separates the permanent menu column from a promotion zone that changes by day part. Scheduled playback switches automatically from breakfast to lunch and dinner menus, so staff never need to reprint boards or re-record menu videos every shift.

• 49 Inch 2K Menu Panel: 1920 x 1080 resolution delivers large, legible menu typography at counter distance without the cost of a 4K installation.
• Split-Screen Menu Layout: Permanent menu items occupy one zone while promotion and combo panels run in the others, keeping prices stable while offers rotate.
• Day-Part Scheduling: Breakfast, lunch, dinner and late-night menus switch by hour, so one screen covers the full trading day.
• Kitchen-Friendly Content Control: Manager-level templates allow item and price updates by uploading a revised image or video without touching the layout.
• Landscape Counter Mounting: Designed for landscape installation above service counters and pickup points, with portrait support for side walls.
• Long Operating Hours: Commercial panel and player built for extended daily operating hours in food service environments.

This 49 inch unit is specified for food service operators who need clear menu presentation and frequent promotion changes. Typical deployments include:

• Quick service restaurant counter and pickup menu boards
• Food court stall menu and combo promotion walls
• Cafe and bakery day-part menu displays
• Bubble tea and dessert shops showing topping and size options
• Hotel breakfast and banquet buffet menu panels
• Cinema concession counters running combo promotions

Processor, memory and storage depend on configuration and are confirmed on the quotation. Menu templates and CMS layout design are quoted as project services; all unspecified parameters are to be confirmed.

Menu layouts are built as templates with fixed zones for menu items and rotating zones for promotions. The manager uploads revised item boards or promo clips, assigns them to the relevant time slot and the schedule takes over, so the breakfast menu appears before opening and the dinner menu from five in the afternoon.

• Template-based split-screen layouts with fixed menu and promo zones
• Scheduled day-parting for breakfast, lunch, dinner and late-night menus
• Image or video item boards updated without redesigning the layout
• Cloud publishing to multiple branches with a single menu release
• USB playback fallback when the store network is unstable

LAN or Wi-Fi connects the screen to the CMS for menu distribution to all branches, and the HDMI input allows a local player when a franchisee prefers an on-site source. USB playback covers sites where the network is restricted.

• RJ45 LAN and Wi-Fi for CMS menu distribution
• HDMI input for local players or set-top boxes
• 2 x USB 2.0 for manual menu updates
• 3.5 mm audio output for queue announcement integration where supported

The 49 inch format fits above a standard service counter without blocking sight lines to the kitchen. A slim black frame and landscape orientation keep the menu area clean, and the rear housing allows cable routing down the counter wall.

• Landscape installation above counters and pickup points
• VESA 400 x 400 bracket for wall or counter-wall mounting
• Portrait option for side wall menu panels
• Slim black frame that does not draw attention from the menu
• Rear cable channel for LAN, HDMI and power

Franchise groups and food service distributors can order branded housings, menu templates and multi-branch CMS set-up as part of an OEM or ODM project.

• Brand logo and menu template design support
• Housing colour and frame finish options
• Multi-branch CMS structure with franchise-level user roles
• Optional touch for self-ordering pilot projects
• Export packaging suited to restaurant fit-out schedules
• OEM / ODM and SKD / CKD programmes

Units are function-tested, display-checked and aged before shipment, with menu readability verified on sample units per batch. CE, FCC and RoHS documents are provided for certified configurations only.

A typical deployment is a quick service restaurant group installing 49 inch screens above the counter in twenty branches. Head office builds one menu template, schedules breakfast, lunch and dinner boards, and publishes a single release to all stores each time a promotion changes. Store managers only confirm that the screen is powered and connected; the schedule handles menu switching through the trading day.