Displays for bus stops, stations, airports and outdoor public spaces

At the stop: arrival data first, advertising second

An electronic bus stop sign is a sealed outdoor screen that shows routes, live vehicle positions and estimated arrival times from the dispatch system, and runs advertising around that information.

Our electronic bus stop sign supports split-screen and full-screen mixed playback, timed ad insertion, several on/off periods per day and breakpoint memory after power cuts. An infrared HD camera monitors the shelter, and vehicle positions are synced to the passenger’s phone. The integration that decides the schedule is the dispatch data feed: name your dispatch system and its data interface at the first inquiry.

On board the vehicle

Inside a bus, a 16:9 screen rarely fits. The stretched bar LCD mounts above windows and aisles, resists shock, heat and electromagnetic interference, and plays from SD card or USB when the vehicle is out of network range. Vehicle-grade power and mounting are customized per bus model.

The same bus series includes GPS/BeiDou dual-mode automatic stop announcers with RS232/RS485 ports and 8–40 V wide-voltage input, and Android on-board units that show route, stop and arrival information with advertising over Wi-Fi or 4G.

Stations, plazas and airports

Outdoors, specify by sun, water and temperature, not by screen size alone:

1. At least 1,500 nits for direct sun, with automatic dimming at night
2. IP55 sealing with gasketed doors and a waterproof speaker
3. Smart airflow cooling with a high-temperature cut-off, plus heating for cold starts
4. Three-stage lightning protection and a leakage breaker on the supply

The outdoor signage buying guide explains each of these in detail. For plazas and event spaces without fixed power, the portable outdoor poster runs about 14 hours on its 50,000 mAh battery at 1,800 nits.

Concourses and control rooms

Inside stations and terminals, travelers look for platforms, gates and services. Tilted touch kiosks with anti-glare, scratch-resistant glass and 10-point touch carry the wayfinding software; Windows runs existing PC map applications, Android suits new ones.

Behind the network, dispatch and monitoring rooms run LCD video walls around the clock. Choose 0.88 mm bezels for data-heavy screens viewed up close, and use the splicing processor to open windows for camera feeds and maps. Automatic image-retention removal protects panels that show static monitoring layouts all day. The video wall guide covers bezel width, processors and viewing distance.