Application: outdoor TV, commercial display or venue display
FÍSVOR · PROJECT AUTHORITY CENTRE
Move from product interest to a controlled project specification.
Match display brightness, viewing distance, direct-sun exposure, panel temperature, thermal design, enclosure, mounting, wind, network/content and service access to the actual installation.
01 · PROJECT INPUTS
Define the conditions before the exact system is released.
These inputs are deliberately upstream of model selection so the product does not dictate the brief.
Screen size / viewing distance / orientation
Covered, partial-sun or full-sun exposure
Required brightness and ambient-light conditions
Panel-temperature / thermal-management requirement
Wall/freestanding/dual-sided/touch mounting pathway
Wind/structure and fixing substrate
Power, network, content/CMS and service access
02 · EVIDENCE CONTROL
Keep project claims attached to what the evidence actually proves.
Generic declarations, outdated catalogues or unrelated certificates should not be carried into a project as exact-system evidence.
Exact panel brightness and size data
Panel-temperature limits and thermal architecture for full-sun claims
IP/environmental evidence
Mounting/structure/fixing data
Touch/glass/display configuration evidence
Power/network/control documentation
Warranty, spares and service strategy
03 · CAD / DRAWING REGISTER
Planning references are not exact-system construction drawings.
Every drawing/model status stays visible so consultants know what can be used now and what only exists after configuration or project-specific design.
| Resource | Status | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Display concept / planning layout | Public planning | Early scope, interface and consultant coordination only. |
| Generic technical reference / typical detail | Public planning | Explains system logic without representing an exact supplied configuration. |
| Exact-system GA / dimensional drawing | Exact-system | Issued only after the quoted system/configuration is known. |
| Native CAD / DWG / DXF | Verify availability | Availability and revision must be confirmed against the exact supplied system. |
| BIM / Revit / IFC object | Verify availability | Only described as BIM where a genuine verified native model exists. |
| Foundation / fixing / setting-out drawing | Project-specific | Depends on site/building conditions, local engineering and the selected system. |
| Services / electrical / controls interface | Project-specific | Coordinates the supplied system with local power, data, water, drainage or controls. |
04 · SPECIFICATION STARTER
Write the project around performance, interfaces and evidence.
These clauses are a project-planning structure, not a substitute for local professional specifications or exact-system documentation.
Application/environment class
Screen size and viewing distance
Brightness and thermal performance
Enclosure/IP/environment
Mounting/wind/structure
Touch/interactive configuration
Power/network/CMS
Service/replacement access
Evidence/warranty/spares
05 · TENDER / RFP SCHEDULE
Ask bidders for the same controlled information.
A consistent schedule makes technical comparison easier and reduces hidden assumptions.
Display schedule
Size/quantity
Viewing distance/orientation
Sun exposure
Mounting
Wind/environment
Power/network/CMS
Touch/interactive needs
Evidence
Service/warranty
06 · OPERATIONS & HANDOVER
Specify how the system will be maintained after delivery.
Maintenance, spares, records and inspection should be defined before purchase, especially for remote or high-use projects.
Screen/enclosure cleaning
Thermal/fan/filter monitoring
Brightness/content health check
Mount/fixing inspection
Seal/cable-gland inspection
Touch calibration where applicable
Network/CMS monitoring
Critical spare/display replacement plan
AUTHORITY GUIDES
Go deeper on the decisions that usually control the project.
These guides sit below the owner page and above exact product selection, so search, specification and project planning all point to the same technical logic.
Outdoor TV brightness: 2500 vs 3000 vs 3500+ nits.
Compare outdoor display brightness classes by covered, partial-sun and full-sun conditions, orientation, thermal design, viewing distance and service environment.
Read guideCovered vs partial sun vs full sun outdoor displays.
Classify outdoor display applications by direct-sun exposure, orientation, thermal load, brightness, weather protection and mounting before exact product selection.
Read guideWhy brightness alone does not make a display full-sun suitable.
Understand the difference between display brightness and full-sun thermal suitability, including panel temperature, cooling, enclosure, glass, orientation and warranty.
Read guideDOWNLOADABLE PROJECT RESOURCE
Carry the authority pack into the project file.
Export the current project-control structure, then replace planning statements with exact project/system information as the design develops.