Sports Hall - Flat Panel TV

[rad]

changed our mind.... Edited September 12, 2018 by rad

[Passat1983ICTech]

give micheal holland a ring at CCS media if you wan the number PM me

[lewisVeryPC]

Hi Rad,

 

How wide and deep (roughly) is the cupboard? I've seen lots of different stands but some have a bit of a wide base so it would be good to know the depth.

 

Also, are the presenters going to be using wires to connect to the screen or would they want a a wireless solution? I've seen Vivitek's Novoconnect running on an M-Touch and Avocor board which is a great wireless option but it depends on the wifi in the hall!

 

Many thanks,

 

Lewis

[rad]

Hi Rad,

 

How wide and deep (roughly) is the cupboard? I've seen lots of different stands but some have a bit of a wide base so it would be good to know the depth.

 

Also, are the presenters going to be using wires to connect to the screen or would they want a a wireless solution? I've seen Vivitek's Novoconnect running on an M-Touch and Avocor board which is a great wireless option but it depends on the wifi in the hall!

 

Many thanks,

 

Lewis

 

We have changed our mind regarding the TV idea. The cupboard is about 10ft deep/wide. Issue we saw related to the other things stored in this room, table tennis tables and other stuff. We don’t want to spend £XXXX and then have it damaged all for 40 minutes of assemblies a week

[SamanthaD]

Rad - not knowing what your application or budget is but guessing you originally wanted a fully mobile display for a sports hall, you can get screens that are flight cased with an inbuilt lift so that you just wheel out the screen, lid off, plug it in and press a button to lift the screen up, away you go. Seen them a lot at trade shows, if you want something tough that will last and is quick to setup might be worth investigating.

[christhetech]

Rad - not knowing what your application or budget is but guessing you originally wanted a fully mobile display for a sports hall, you can get screens that are flight cased with an inbuilt lift so that you just wheel out the screen, lid off, plug it in and press a button to lift the screen up, away you go. Seen them a lot at trade shows, if you want something tough that will last and is quick to setup might be worth investigating.

 

That's what a lot of the manufacturers use when they come out to site to do demos too. If they use them for their demo units, then surely they would be able to supply them to a customer too, or at least be able to point you in the right direction to source a suitable flight case and lift. Tell the supplier it's a pre-requisite for the deal and I'm sure they would be able to get it for you.

[SamanthaD]

In fact the last time I saw one was on a BenQ stand in Bristol - think it was @BenQ_Adrian who was on the stand....

[BenQ_Support]

In fact the last time I saw one was on a BenQ stand in Bristol - think it was @BenQ_Adrian who was on the stand....

 

May well have been Sam!

 

If anyone has a geniune interest then I can put you in touch with the company that builds our flight-cases. They can obviously build to fit BenQ screens but they may have designs for other manufactuers if requested.

 

The cost will be roughly similar to the screen it's housing to give you an idea.

 

Cheers.

[SamanthaD]

Can you PM the details? I can't remember if you told me or not! Thanks.