Indoor LED displays leverage PoE connection

Electro-Matic Products introduces new technology option.

Electro-Matic Products Inc. (Farmington Hills, MI) now provides its 4U2SEE indoor displays with a Power Over Ethernet (PoE) connection on select 2-line display models.

Related: Digital signage presents ambiguity and opportunity

The new technology option allows users to provide a data connection and low-voltage power connection over a single structured Ethernet cable. Benefits include lower installation cost and greater installation flexibility over traditional wiring, and easier maintenance. The displays allow for use of light, color, and motion signage to grab the attention of customers or employees.

See also: Five keys to successful PoE deployment

More: IEEE studying four-pair Power over Ethernet

For more information, call Electro-Matic Products at (248) 478-1182.

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Matt Vincent is a B2B technology journalist, editor and content producer with over 15 years of experience, specializing in the full range of media content production and management, as well as SEO and social media engagement best practices, for both Cabling Installation & Maintenance magazine and its website CablingInstall.com. He currently provides trade show, company, executive and field technology trend coverage for the ICT structured cabling, telecommunications networking, data center, IP physical security, and professional AV vertical market segments. Email: [email protected]

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