Stream's digital signage displays are commercial-grade screens made for the job consumer TVs can't do — sunlight-readable outdoors, running 24/7 indoors, warrantied for both.
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INDOORA commercial display is digital signage hardware built to run all day, every day — brighter panels, industrial cooling, portrait and landscape mounting, and warranties that don't vanish the moment a screen goes to work. Stream supplies, installs, and monitors both outdoor and indoor digital signage displays nationwide.
Outdoor digital signage displays have one non-negotiable job: stay readable at high noon, in the rain, in February. Consumer panels wash out and cook — these don't.
Every outdoor screen Stream installs is a commercial-grade LG high-brightness display — drive-thru menu boards, order confirmation screens, and standalone outdoor signage. If you can't read it from a car with sunglasses on, we haven't done our job.
LG XE3P series, 49" and 55" — 3,500 nits of sunlight-readable brightness, IP56-sealed, with IK10 shatter-resistant, anti-reflective glass. Built to face the sun and win.
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LG XS4P series, 49" and 55" — 4,000 nits aimed out through your storefront glass, so the promo beats the glare. Portrait or landscape, rated for 50,000 hours.
Shop window signage →Indoor menu boards, lobby signage, and promo screens — commercial panels rated for continuous duty, mounted portrait or landscape, driven by StreamCMS.
LG UR340/UR640 series, 43"–75" — 4K UHD at 400 nits for menus, lobbies, and promo walls that run open to close.
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LG UH5N series, 32"–86" — 500 nits, 4K, rated for round-the-clock operation with 50,000-hour panels and conformal-coated boards.
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LG UH7N series, 43"–65" — 700 nits with anti-glare coating for bright rooms and window-adjacent walls, 24/7-rated.
Shop indoor displays →Consumer TVs are rated for movie night, not for menu duty. Commercial indoor displays hold their brightness and color through years of open-to-close operation — and dayparts, prices, and sold-outs update themselves through POS integration.
Indoor menu lines hang on commercial rail mounts — dropped from the ceiling over the counter, or flat against the wall. Modular rails with leveling screws keep 1x2, 1x3, and 1x4 screen runs perfectly aligned.
Drop a straight menu line from any ceiling — 1x2, 1x3, and 1x4 menu board configurations with adjustable pole height, portrait or landscape.
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The same rail system flat on the wall — mounts to studs, brick, or concrete, with push-in pop-out arms for cable access behind the screens.
Shop wall mounts →Every mount is installed by Stream’s own crews — anchored, leveled, cabled, and sealed, from Fairbanks to Miami. If it holds a screen over a customer, it’s not a DIY project.
You can — for a while. Here's the difference between a commercial display and a consumer TV, before the sun and the duty cycle settle it for you.
| What matters | Stream Commercial Display | Consumer TV |
|---|---|---|
| Brightness | Up to 3,500 nits outdoor · 400–700 nits indoor | Living-room brightness — washes out near windows |
| Duty cycle | Rated 16/7–24/7 continuous operation | Rated for a few hours a day |
| Warranty in commercial use | Covered — built and warrantied for business | Often voided the day it hangs in a store |
| Portrait mounting | Designed for it — cooling works both ways | Cooling assumes landscape only |
| Outdoor use | Weather-sealed options, thermal-managed | Not an option |
| Who fixes it | Stream — 24/7 AlwaysON™ monitoring | The manufacturer's consumer help line |
A commercial grade TV isn't a luxury — it's the cheaper screen over three years. Fewer failures, no voided warranty, and no Saturday spent hunting a replacement mid-rush.
The most popular thing to put on these panels — indoor and drive-thru menus that sell.
Explore Menu Boards →Outdoor enclosures and commercial mounts that protect the investment.
Explore Enclosures →Every display on this page runs on it — content, dayparting, and remote monitoring.
Explore StreamCMS →| Outdoor high-bright | LG XE3P series — 49" and 55" · 3,500 nits typical (2,800 minimum) · IP56 · IK10 anti-reflective glass · operates −22°F to 122°F |
| Window-facing | LG XS4P series — 49" and 55" · 4,000 nits through storefront glass · 50,000-hour panels |
| Indoor lineup | LG UR340/UR640 (43"–75", 4K, 400 nits) · UH5N (32"–86", 500 nits, 24/7) · UH7N (43"–65", 700 nits, anti-glare, 24/7) |
| Resolution | 4K UHD indoor lineup; Full HD high-brightness outdoor and window panels |
| Duty & lifetime | UH series rated 24/7 continuous · 50,000-hour panels · conformal-coated boards on 24/7 lines |
| Mounting | Portrait and landscape (UR340 landscape) · VESA 200×200 – 300×300 · video walls and multi-panel menus |
| Warranty | Extended 5-year coverage available on the outdoor line |
| Software & support | Driven by StreamCMS with POS menu integration and dayparting · nationwide installation by Stream crews |
A commercial display is a screen engineered for business use: brighter panels, continuous-duty cooling, portrait or landscape mounting, and a warranty that covers commercial operation. It's the difference between hardware built for a living room and digital signage hardware built for a storefront.
Brightness, duty cycle, and warranty. Consumer TVs are rated for a few hours a day in a dim room, and most warranties are void in commercial settings. Commercial displays run 16–24 hours a day, hold brightness for years, and are warrantied doing it.
About 3,500 nits — that's what our LG outdoor panels deliver (2,800 minimum), versus roughly 250–350 nits for a living-room TV. Window-facing units go further, to 4,000 nits, because storefront glass adds glare the screen has to punch through. If a screen faces the sun, brightness is the spec that decides everything.
Purpose-built outdoor displays are weather-sealed on their own; standard commercial panels can go outside inside a protective enclosure. Which route makes sense depends on climate, mounting, and budget — we'll spec it with you.
Yes — commercial panels are designed and cooled for portrait or landscape mounting, which is why menu boards, lobby directories, and promo totems can run vertical without cooking themselves.
It depends on size, brightness tier, and indoor vs. outdoor rating. Over a three-year life, commercial panels usually cost less than replacing consumer TVs that weren't built for the job — book a demo and we'll quote your exact screens.
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