Non touch TVs in classrooms

[timbo343]

Does anyone know if there are any specific safety requirements for non touch screens in classrooms such as toughened panels?

 

One of our schools has requested one of their rooms to have a non touch screen which will be used for display purposes only, but with it being in a classroom where students are, I wasn't sure if there were any specific safety requirements.

[BenQ_Chris]

Hi @timbo343 to my knowledge there are no specific safety requirements, however using a conventional TV in this environment in my experience will break easily and may not be covered under warranty. You may be better off acquiring an entry level interactive screen and disabling touch. This gives you all the benefits of an education warranty (5 years upon registration from BenQ) and toughened tempered glass. You would also benefit from subscription free device management and casting tech (if that is something of interest to you). I would take a look at the BenQ RE7504A. If you'd like to know more on this subject just drop me a DM.

 

Thanks, Chris

Senior Technical Sales Manager

BenQ UK

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11 minutes ago, BenQ_Chris said:

Hi @timbo343 to my knowledge there are no specific safety requirements, however using a conventional TV in this environment in my experience will break easily and may not be covered under warranty. You may be better off acquiring an entry level interactive screen and disabling touch. This gives you all the benefits of an education warranty (5 years upon registration from BenQ) and toughened tempered glass. You would also benefit from subscription free device management and casting tech (if that is something of interest to you). I would take a look at the BenQ RE7504A. If you'd like to know more on this subject just drop me a DM.

 

Thanks, Chris

Senior Technical Sales Manager

BenQ UK

Chris can you send me witch modals do this and we need to freeze the screen only as well please dm me i will send you my email address on tis