Digital displays are categorized as indoor or outdoor models based on their installation environment. They differ in brightness, protection rating, and structural design. Selecting the appropriate type ensures optimal display performance and device longevity.
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The following table presents the comparison between indoor and outdoor environments and the suitable usage scenarios.
Feature | Indoor Display | Outdoor Display |
Brightness | 300–500 nits | 1500–3000 nits |
Protection | IP20–IP30 | IP55–IP65 |
Structure | Slim, stylish | Waterproof, dustproof, strong cooling |
Typical Size | 32–75" | 43–98" |
Recommended Scene | Malls, hotels, conference rooms | Bus stops, outdoor billboards, |
FAQ
Q1: How do outdoor screens withstand harsh weather?
A1: Outdoor digital displays typically feature IP55–IP65 protection ratings, offering effective water and dust resistance for rain, snow, dust, and high-temperature environments.
Q2: Which type should be chosen for semi-outdoor environments?
A2: For complex lighting conditions in semi-outdoor locations, opt for high-brightness indoor screens or low-brightness outdoor screens as a compromise solution.
Key differences between indoor and outdoor digital displays lie in brightness, protection rating, and structural design:
Indoor displays → Lower cost, suitable for retail, education, and conference settings.
Outdoor displays → High brightness and protection, ideal for transportation hubs and public advertising.
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