32 Inch Commercial Information Calendar Display Building Lobby Event Board Wall Mounted LCD

A 32 inch lobby board that puts an event calendar and building notices on one screen, for venues that inform the public as well as their tenants.

Product Overview

Commercial buildings rarely have a single message to display. A lobby screen may need to show the day's events, building service notices, tenant announcements and the month's calendar at the same time. The 32 Inch Commercial Information Calendar Display is laid out for that combination: a main calendar zone, a secondary notice zone and a header that can carry building identity. It is specified for shopping malls, office tower lobbies, exhibition venues and public service areas where the audience is mixed. The unit runs on Android with a schedule application and can be published remotely, so a facilities or marketing team can update the calendar and notices from one place instead of visiting each lobby.

Key Features

• 32 inch Full HD commercial panel for lobby and concourse viewing
• Split layout with a calendar zone and a notice zone on the same screen
• Daily, weekly and monthly calendar views
• Notice area for building services, tenant announcements and public information
• Optional 10-point capacitive touch for event lookup and directory use
• Optional cloud CMS licence for publishing to multiple lobbies or venues
• Header area for building or venue identity
• Portrait mode for columns and narrow lobby pillars

Application Scenarios

• Office tower lobby showing the day's events alongside building service notices
• Shopping mall concourse showing promotional events and centre opening hours
• Exhibition venue entrance showing the programme and access information
• Public service building showing opening hours, appointments and scheduled sessions
• Mixed-use development lobby showing tenant events and community notices

Hardware and Specifications

Outdoor use, high-brightness configuration and weatherproof housing are not part of this model. Brightness and processing values are confirmed per configuration on request.

Digital Calendar and Software

The layout is template based: a calendar zone, a notice zone and a header, each driven by its own content file so the facilities team can change notices without touching the calendar.

• Calendar zone with daily, weekly and monthly views
• Notice zone for building services and public information
• Header zone for venue identity and wayfinding text
• Independent content files so notices and calendar can be updated separately
• Scheduled publishing for recurring notices such as opening hours
• Remote publishing through the optional CMS licence

Third-party calendar synchronisation, including Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook and Apple Calendar, is not included as standard. Any integration or automated content feed must be confirmed in writing before ordering.

Connectivity and Installation

• Ethernet RJ45 or Wi-Fi for content publishing
• USB for local content import
• Optional HDMI input for live feeds from a media source
• Automatic return to the lobby layout after reboot
• Landscape or portrait orientation without redesigning the template

Customization and B2B Support

• Building or venue logo and brand colours
• Custom template proportions for the calendar and notice zones
• Notice categories and rotation rules
• Housing colour for lobby finishes
• Screen size selection for lobbies, corridors and concourses
• Packaging and documentation for AV distributors
• OEM and ODM development for property and retail groups
• SKD and CKD supply programmes

Quality and Compliance

• Panel uniformity and colour consistency inspection
• Layout application functional test with live content
• Aging run before packing
• CE, FCC and RoHS documentation available for configured models on request
• Indoor use only; environmental limits confirmed per project

Project Scenario

A tower lobby deployment usually begins with the question of what the screen must carry beyond the calendar. Once the notice categories are agreed, the template is built once with adjusted zone proportions, and boards in secondary lobbies reuse it. Screens are mounted at around 1.6 metres to screen centre, with power and network routed behind the panel, and content is published from the facilities or marketing office. Where a venue runs regular events, the calendar zone is updated weekly while recurring notices such as opening hours are published once and scheduled.

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