LED posters for restaurants, bars, and venues
The same unit is a menu board at brunch, a drink special at happy hour, and the wall behind the DJ at midnight. Nothing gets rewired between them.
A bar or restaurant has three or four different screens' worth of content in one day and usually one screen to show it on, a television in the corner playing whatever the cable box has. An LED poster is a vertical screen you can see from the door. It schedules the breakfast board, the lunch menu, the happy-hour special, and the weekend event on its own, and the manager changes any of it from a phone.
Venues that host events get the second use. Two or three units lock together into a backdrop behind a DJ or a band, run a sponsor loop between sets, and roll back into the corners as standalone posters when the tables come back out. The units detect the connection and scale one image across the group, so there is no processor and nobody has to know how it works. The FD Series seals its face under a GOB layer, which matters in a room full of drinks and elbows.
For a venue that wants a permanent centerpiece, the LED DJ Booth is the same idea built into the booth itself: a fine-pitch LED face on a booth-shaped cabinet that turns the DJ into the show.
How it goes
How many units, where they stand, and the date you need them on the floor.
Stock in our U.S. warehouse or a factory build, with a delivery date in writing.
Wheeled base, standard wall outlet, content from a phone. No installer needed.
On site or on a video call: apps set up on their devices, first content loaded.
Questions we get
Can the poster run a menu with a schedule?
Yes. Playlists and schedules are built in the app, so a breakfast board turns into a happy-hour board on its own, by time of day and day of week.
Does it have sound?
The SP Series has speakers built into the unit. Both lines take an HDMI input if you want to run a laptop or a house feed.
Can it stand up to a crowded bar?
The SP Series face is behind an acrylic panel and the FD Series is sealed under GOB protection. Both are built for public rooms. Physical damage is not covered by warranty, but it is contained to a single module and repairable.
Can it double as the DJ backdrop?
Yes. Lock two or more units together and they play as one wall, then split back into single posters for the next service.
How much, and how soon?
Tell us how many, where it is going, and when you need it. We come back with a package price and a delivery date.