Jim Reeder: Commercial-Grade Displays

Written by Jim Reeder | April 22, 2020

Jim Reeder, National Sales Manager, explains the importance of using commercial-grade digital displays over residential televisions for your business.

When it comes to using digital screens for your business there are major differences between commercial-grade digital displays and residential televisions. The Howard Company only offers commercial-grade screens for digital menu boards for restaurants due to their many advantages. Here are a few things to consider when looking at commercial-grade digital screens:

Durability: Commercial-grade displays are made for continuous use, allowing them to last longer than residential televisions. Hotels and Airports are two industries that are big advocates for commercial-grade screens as they are displaying information 24/7.
Warranty: Generally speaking, purchasing screens at big box stores will not include a warranty if it ends up being displayed in a high-use business setting.
Privacy: Commercial-grade monitors often are not equipped with television tuners, which provides protection from tampering.

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