75UP5Q-EQ

A 75-inch 4K panel for continuous content

The LG 75UP5Q-EQ gives a 75-inch screen 3840x2160 resolution, four times the pixels of Full HD, so menus, timetables and wayfinding text stay sharp at normal viewing distances in a lobby or corridor. The panel offers three HDMI inputs, one DisplayPort input, a USB 3.0 Type A port, a USB 2.0 Type A port and an RJ45 LAN connection, so a media player, a laptop or a network feed can be connected without adapters.

Control is handled through RS232C in and out, an IR input and local key operation, which lets a building management or AV controller manage a row of screens. Audio leaves through a single audio output, and the two built-in 10 W speakers cover small rooms without external amplification.

Software and remote management for multi-screen sites

The display runs webOS 8.0 with 32GB of internal eMMC storage, built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, a temperature sensor and an automatic brightness sensor. Local content scheduling, group management and USB plug-and-play support help staff keep playlists current. A fail-over function is included for backup playback.

It is compatible with the SuperSign CMS, SuperSign Control+, SuperSign WB, SuperSign Cloud and Mobile CMS tools, and with Connected Care. Networked features include SNMP, Crestron Connected, Wake on LAN, HDMI-CEC and webRTC. Picture-in-picture and picture-by-picture modes are available, and tile mode can be set up to 15 by 15 displays.

• Picture-in-picture and picture-by-picture display modes
• Tile mode configurable up to 15 by 15 displays
• SNMP, Crestron Connected and Wake on LAN support
• Temperature and automatic brightness sensors built in

Mounting, weight and planning the installation

The head weighs 35.7 kg and the packed unit weighs 44 kg, so plan for at least two installers and a rated wall mount. Without the IR sensor and handle, the monitor measures 1679.5 x 958.7 x 29.7 mm. The VESA pattern is 600 x 400 mm, and the manufacturer lists the LSW640A/B wall mount as an optional accessory. The black bezel is 12.9 mm wide. Before fixing a heavy panel to a wall, SmartRooms Qatar offers a free site survey to check the wall structure, cable routes and viewing height.

Power is built in, with an input range of 100 to 240 V at 50/60 Hz, which covers Qatar's 240 V mains. The manufacturer lists typical consumption of 160 W and maximum consumption of 247 W, both marked provisional, plus 0.5 W in power-off mode. Include these figures in your electrical plan and confirm final values before ordering.

Operating environment in Qatar

The operating range is 0°C to 40°C with humidity from 10% to 80%. Summer temperatures in Qatar regularly pass 45°C, and dust storms are frequent, so this model belongs in air-conditioned indoor spaces where room temperature stays within range. The IP5X rating describes protection against dust ingress, but it does not make the screen suitable for outdoor or unconditioned locations such as open walkways, loading bays or uncooled storerooms.

Where it fits and how to buy it

A private school in Al Wakrah fitting out corridors, a clinic in Doha using a waiting-room screen, and a mall entrance in West Bay showing wayfinding are all realistic uses for a 75-inch panel of this type. Schools and government bodies can order against an LPO or through Monaqasat tenders. SmartRooms Qatar supplies and delivers to all eight municipalities, arranges professional installation and usually issues quotations within one working day. Payment is by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order, and the product is covered by the manufacturer's warranty.

Because LG has discontinued the 75UP5Q-EQ, request a quote for a current equivalent or a compatible replacement. Share your room count, mounting height, content sources and environment, and the SmartRooms Qatar team will return a quotation.