DynaScan 49" DS491LT5-1 High Brightness Window Display (4000 cd/m2)
Description
The DynaScan DS491LT5-1 is a 49-inch high brightness LCD purpose-built for storefront windows and other high ambient light environments where standard commercial displays wash out. It delivers up to 4000 cd/m2 of sunlight-viewable brightness with automatic ambient light sensing and TrueColor calibration for consistent image quality throughout the day. A fanless chassis keeps the panel silent and reliable for continuous 24/7 signage duty, while a built-in Android 11 media player with quad-core processor, 2GB RAM and Wi-Fi lets it run playlists and content independently of an external player. The display offers dual HDMI 2.1 inputs, USB, RS-232 and LAN connectivity, plus 400x400mm VESA mounting, making it straightforward to install in slim window enclosures or wall mounts.
Key features
Engineered to stay legible in direct sunlight through shop windows, with an ambient light sensor for automatic brightness adjustment.
No moving parts and a sealed thermal design support continuous always-on operation for retail and transport signage.
Onboard SoC with Wi-Fi runs signage content directly, reducing the need for a separate external media player.
Compact depth and narrow bezel suit tight window and wall-mounted installations.
Technical specifications
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Delivery & returns
Estimated delivery 25 Aug - 29 Aug. UK mainland delivery only — some large or made-to-order items may carry longer lead times.
Unused items in original packaging can be returned within 14 days of delivery. Faulty items are covered under manufacturer warranty.
Payment & security
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Schools, colleges, universities, NHS, government bodies and charities can order on invoice — no card payment required.
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