The 32 inch touchscreen wall-mounted digital signage display turns a corridor screen into an interactive directory. Visitors select a department, clinic or service and the screen shows the route, opening hours and contact point, instead of asking at a reception desk. A projected capacitive touch layer responds to a bare finger through tempered glass, and the commercial panel is specified for the long daily operating hours of a hospital or clinic corridor.

• Projected Capacitive Touch: A 10-point PCAP touch layer supports finger operation through tempered front glass, with no stylus required.
• Wayfinding and Directory Use: Department directories, floor maps and service information are presented as touch menus that visitors can navigate unaided.
• Tempered Front Glass: A tempered glass surface protects the panel in high-traffic public corridors and cleans easily.
• Continuous Public Operation: Commercial panel and player designed for extended daily operation in public buildings.
• Remote Content Updates: Directory changes are published from a central system, so department moves do not require a site visit.
• Accessible Interaction: Large touch targets and high-contrast text support use by visitors of different ages and abilities.

This 32 inch touch model is specified for public buildings where visitors need self-service orientation rather than passive advertising. Typical deployments include:

• Hospital outpatient department and clinic corridor wayfinding
• Medical centre floor directories and service information points
• Government service halls guiding visitors to counters
• University campus building directories and room finders
• Airport terminal gate and facility information points
• Large retail and exhibition venues with interactive floor plans

Touch point count and glass specification are configuration-dependent and confirmed on the quotation. Wayfinding software is not included and is supplied by the customer or quoted as a project service.

Directory content is normally driven by the customer's wayfinding application running on the Android platform, with this display providing the interactive surface. Where a simpler deployment is required, a touch-enabled playlist of department pages can be published through the CMS.

• Runs the customer's Android wayfinding or directory application
• Touch-enabled content pages published through the CMS for simpler sites
• Directory updates published centrally without a site visit
• Idle-screen behaviour returns to a welcome page after inactivity
• Optional multi-language directory pages
• USB update route for sites without network access

The screen connects to the building network over RJ45 LAN or Wi-Fi so the directory application and content can be updated centrally. HDMI input allows a local PC when the customer's software runs on a separate machine.

• RJ45 LAN and Wi-Fi for application and content updates
• HDMI input for local PCs running directory software
• 2 x USB 2.0 for touch calibration and content transfer
• 3.5 mm audio output for accessible audio prompts where supported

The 32 inch size suits corridor positions where a larger screen would obstruct patient flow. Tempered front glass and a recessed frame protect the panel in public spaces, and the VESA 200 x 200 bracket allows installation at accessible height.

• VESA 200 x 200 wall bracket for corridor installation at accessible height
• Landscape orientation for directories, portrait for building guides
• Tempered front glass surface for public corridors
• Rear cable channel for protected power and network routing
• Optional wall enclosure for high-impact positions, quoted separately

Hospitals, government tender buyers and AV integrators can specify touch configuration, enclosure, branding and software integration as part of an OEM or ODM project, with documentation suitable for public tenders.

• Custom logo and branded welcome page
• Touch configuration and glass specification options
• Protective wall enclosure for public corridors
• Documentation packages for tender submissions
• Multi-language directory content support
• OEM / ODM and SKD / CKD cooperation

Units are functionally tested including touch response and display performance, then aged before packing. CE, FCC and RoHS documentation is available for certified configurations; tender-specific certification requirements are confirmed per project.

A typical project is a hospital installing a 32 inch touch screen at the entrance to an outpatient corridor. Visitors select a department from a touch directory, see the route and opening hours, and the screen returns to a welcome page when idle. When a clinic relocates, the facilities team publishes the updated directory from the central system, and the screen in the corridor reflects the change the same day without a service visit.