With the S312 smart bus stop sign, you can enjoy a high-quality paper-like display on its 31.2″ screen, even in bright daylight. The display features a resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels, allowing for clear and detailed visuals that will enhance your advertising content. Additionally, the screen is designed to be glare-free, ensuring that your message is easily visible from any angle.

The S312 digital bus stop sign boasts an incredibly clear outdoor display that is visible even in low-light conditions. The unit is backed by LED front lights to illuminate the display, delivering crisp and vivid images throughout the day and night.

The S312 digital ePaper bus stop sign is designed to withstand outdoor conditions with its IP65 weatherproof rating. This means the unit is protected against dust and water, making it suitable for use in harsh climates with temperatures ranging from -15℃ to 65℃.

Built with a large-capacity 15,000mAh battery, this digital signage can run continuously for up to 50 hours on a single full charge, making it ideal for long-term advertising campaigns. Additionally, it consumes no power when displaying static content, which further conserves its battery life and reduces energy consumption.

With its 16:9 aspect ratio, the digital signage is optimized for displaying advertising, posts, and other content with a high level of clarity and visual impact. This aspect ratio is particularly effective on high-resolution displays, ensuring that your message is communicated effectively to your audience.

Designed with energy efficiency in mind, the ePaper bus stop sign boasts a large-capacity battery that can last for up to 50 hours of continuous use without charging. The device is optimized for power consumption, with image refreshment consuming only 1.09 watts of power.

The digital signage comes with a tailored bracket to meet your setup requirements. You can further customize the bracket to fit your specific needs. Simply place the unit on the bracket and you’re ready to go, making the setup process quick and easy.”