23.1 inch/35 inch/47.1 inch Shelf Edge Stretched Bar LCD Display

23.1 inch/35 inch/47.1 inch Shelf Edge Stretched Bar LCD Display

An ultra-wide digital signage format can turn narrow retail surfaces into active information zones without consuming the vertical space of a conventional monitor. This Shelf Edge Stretched Bar LCD Display family is offered in 23.1-inch, 35-inch and 47.1-inch sizes and combines Android operation, HDMI input, 400 cd/m² brightness, 3000:1 contrast and 89° four-direction viewing for shelf headers, promotional bands and other panoramic messaging positions.

The family offers ultra-wide resolution options of 1920 × 158, 2880 × 158 and 3840 × 160 in the same sequence as the three size options. Buyers should lock the selected size and native resolution together before content production and fixture release.

Product Summary

This product family is positioned as a finished stretched LCD signage display rather than a bare TFT panel. Android is the operating-system platform, HDMI-IN is supported, VESA wall mounting is supported, and an optional CMS/Windows-OS configuration can be evaluated for content-management planning.

Multi-Size Format for Shelf and Header Widths

The 23.1-inch, 35-inch and 47.1-inch options give retail integrators several width classes under one panoramic display concept. That helps projects standardize pricing, product-category messaging and promotional content across different fixture widths.

Artwork should be prepared at the selected native resolution rather than stretched from standard 16:9 material. Text size, product imagery and CTA placement should also be checked at the actual shelf or header viewing distance.

400 cd/m² Brightness and 3000:1 Contrast

The family is specified at 400 cd/m² brightness with a 3000:1 contrast ratio. That combination is appropriate for evaluating indoor commercial signage and controlled retail lighting. It should not be converted into a direct-sun or outdoor-readability claim without testing the complete installation.

Viewing performance is 89°/89°/89°/89° in U/D/L/R order, supporting off-axis viewing along long shelf runs.

Key Specifications

The package values are shipping references and should not be used as product mounting weight or final mechanical dimensions.

Shelf Edge Stretched Bar LCD Display Integration with Android and HDMI

The system supports two practical deployment routes: content can be handled through the Android environment, or an external playback device can use the confirmed HDMI input. The project specification should define which route is primary so cabling, content ownership and maintenance remain clear.

Android Playback for Networked Signage Projects

Android operation supports projects that need an integrated software environment rather than a panel-only signal path. An optional CMS/Windows-OS configuration can also be reviewed for content management. It should not be interpreted as proof that Windows runs natively on every display.

For multi-location projects, confirm the Android version, processor, memory, storage, network interface and CMS licensing if those items are required.

HDMI Input for External Media Players

HDMI-IN gives integrators a route for connecting an external media player, controller or signage computer. This is useful when the customer already has a standardized content platform.

Confirm accepted input timing, scaling behavior and native-output resolution for the selected 23.1-inch, 35-inch or 47.1-inch version. HDMI support does not remove the need to prepare panoramic content correctly.

Mechanical and Mounting Planning

VESA wall-mount support is confirmed, but the exact VESA hole pattern and complete product outline should be confirmed with the approved dimensional drawing before bracket fabrication or shelf integration.

Shelf Header Versus Shelf-Edge Placement

The product format supports long, narrow positions such as shelf headers and shelf-edge bands. Header mounting emphasizes bracket strength and sightline, while shelf-edge mounting may require tighter depth, cable routing and protection against product handling.

Confirm the active opening, enclosure height, connector location, ventilation allowance and service access for the selected size.

Shipping Weight Is Not Mounting Weight

A 20.0 kg single gross weight and 100 × 50 × 25 cm package size are shipping references. Do not use them to calculate VESA load or shelf structure. Request the net product mass and approved drawing for structural engineering.

Retail Application Fit

The Shelf Edge Stretched Bar LCD Display format is well matched to retail shelf headers, product-category bands, supermarket promotional strips, narrow menu areas and smart information surfaces. Its value comes from panoramic geometry plus system-level playback functions.

Digital Pricing, Promotions and Product Information

A long horizontal screen can organize pricing, promotions, product benefits and directional information along the shelf line. The three-size family also supports staged deployment while keeping the same general stretched-screen and content-management concept.

Indoor Commercial Visibility Boundary

The 400 cd/m² rating should be evaluated under actual store lighting, reflections and viewing distance. Window-facing or unusually bright installations may require a different luminance target or optical treatment.

Configuration and Customization Planning

Logo customization is available from 500 pieces. Packaging customization and graphic customization are available from 1,000 pieces. These scopes should be reviewed separately from standard sample and display quantities.

Project configuration should also confirm the selected size/resolution pair, Android hardware revision, HDMI behavior, CMS requirement, VESA pattern, power input, network functions and installation method.

Procurement Checklist

Before approving a sample or batch, confirm:

• selected 23.1-inch, 35-inch or 47.1-inch version;
• corresponding native resolution;
• 400 cd/m² brightness target and 3000:1 contrast;
• 89°/89°/89°/89° U/D/L/R viewing requirement;
• Android hardware and software revision;
• HDMI input timing and scaling behavior;
• CMS architecture and licensing requirement;
• network interface and remote-update method if required;
• exact VESA mounting pattern;
• complete product dimensions and net mounting weight;
• power input and maximum system power;
• cable exit, ventilation and service access;
• content canvas and orientation;
• customization scope;
• sample criteria, deployment quantity and schedule.