Nearity NearHub Tail NT10 · Price in Qatar

Name: Nearity NearHub Tail NT10 Digital Signage and Screen Sharing System
Brand: Nearity
SKU: nearity-nearhub-tail-nt10
Availability: InStock

Overview

The Nearity NearHub Tail NT10 is a digital signage and screen sharing system from Nearity's Signage Media Players series, bundled with a free content management system. It schedules slides, images, videos and web pages to the displays you choose, and lets staff mirror laptops and phones onto a screen. It suits Qatari offices, schools and hotel lobbies that need simple content control, with hardware details confirmed in your quotation.

What the NearHub Tail NT10 is

The Nearity NearHub Tail NT10 is a digital signage and screen sharing system from Nearity's Signage Media Players series. It is designed to do two jobs from one setup: show scheduled content on the screens you choose, and let people mirror their own devices onto a display when they need to present. For IT and facilities managers, that means fewer separate tools to buy, configure and support.

Scheduling content with the free management system

The product includes a free content management system that lets your team plan, display and manage material on chosen screens whenever it is needed. Content can come from the tools you already use to build slides, images, videos and web pages, so existing material does not have to be rebuilt. A ministry lobby in Msheireb can keep visitor information current, while a school can push the same announcement to several corridor displays at once.

Wireless screen sharing and hybrid meetings

Presenters can mirror content from their own laptop or phone onto a display, provided the device runs one of the major computer or mobile operating systems. This removes the cable swap at the start of a meeting and helps mixed teams share material quickly. The manufacturer positions the system for meeting rooms that run hybrid sessions, including remote participants. A Doha team can share a presentation in the room while colleagues in Riyadh or Dubai join from their desks. Cameras, microphones and the conferencing platform are not part of this listing, so they should be specified alongside the player in your quotation.

Where it fits in Qatar

The product suits settings where screens carry information that changes often and where no one should need specialist skills to update them. Typical examples include:

Government and public-sector lobbies in Msheireb or Doha, showing service announcements, directions and event details.
Private schools in Al Wakrah or Al Rayyan, updating corridor screens with timetables, activities and notices.
Hotels and serviced apartments in West Bay or The Pearl, displaying dining times, welcome messages and event listings.

What to plan before you order

The manufacturer listing does not state ports, display resolution, operating temperature, power input or mounting options for this model, so these should be confirmed before you buy. Qatar mains power of 240 V, 50 Hz with BS 1363 (Type G) sockets should also be checked against your installation plan. Ask the SmartRooms Qatar team to confirm these points for your site.

Plan the screens and the player together: the number of displays, cable routes, and whether any screen sits near windows or a hot entrance. SmartRooms Qatar offers a free site survey before wall-mounting, and the manufacturer covers the product with a 1-year warranty for quality-related issues. Organisations ordering several units can raise a purchase order (LPO), and government buyers can respond to tenders, including Monaqasat.

To request a quotation for the NearHub Tail NT10, contact SmartRooms Qatar with the number of screens, the room types and your site details. Quotations are usually issued within one working day.

Highlights

Free content management system included with the software
Schedules slides, images, videos and websites to chosen screens
Wireless screen sharing from major computer and mobile systems
Supports hybrid meetings with remote participants
Manufacturer warranty of 1 year for quality-related issues
Ports, resolution and power details confirmed with your quotation

Estimated timeline

Quotation within 1 working day · delivery timing depends on stock availability, and we confirm it with your quotation.

Specifications

Source: manufacturer · checked Oct 2026

The full specification and datasheet for this model are available on request; we send them with your quotation.

Downloads

2 files from the manufacturer

PDF Datasheets NearHub Tail NT10 - Datasheet - NearHubTailDatasheet_compressed.pdf 79 KB PDF Manuals & guides NearHub Tail NT10 - User Manual - NearitySSeriesUserManual_compressed.pdf 779 KB

Questions about NearHub Tail NT10

What is the Nearity NearHub Tail NT10 used for?

The NearHub Tail NT10 is a digital signage and screen sharing system from Nearity. It lets you plan and display content on the screens you choose, and it lets people mirror content from their own laptop or phone onto a display. This kind of setup suits reception information points, meeting rooms and corridor announcements, where a small team needs to update screens without specialist skills. Ask SmartRooms Qatar how many screens your project needs when you request a quote.

Is the content management software included?

Yes. The product is sold with free software, and the manufacturer describes a free content management system for planning, displaying and managing content on chosen screens. The published listing does not state the software version or licensing terms, so ask the SmartRooms Qatar team to confirm them in your quotation. With the system, a facilities team in Doha can schedule material from one place without buying separate signage software.

Which types of content can I show on the screens?

The manufacturer lists integrations with the tools you already use to create content, including slides, images, videos and websites. For example, a private school in Al Wakrah that already builds timetables in presentation software can reuse those slides on corridor displays. Before ordering, ask SmartRooms Qatar which file formats and web sources the chosen configuration supports.

Can staff in a Doha office share screens wirelessly from their own devices?

According to the manufacturer, yes. Wireless screen sharing is designed so content from any device running a major computer or mobile operating system can be mirrored to a display. This suits an office in Doha where staff bring laptops and phones into a meeting room and want to present without swapping cables. Confirm the number of devices that can connect at once and the network requirements with the SmartRooms Qatar team before installation.

Can a Doha company run hybrid meetings with a team in Riyadh?

The manufacturer positions the system for meeting spaces that run hybrid sessions, including remote participants. A Doha team could share a presentation in the room while colleagues in Riyadh or Dubai join from their desks. This listing does not include a conferencing platform, camera or microphone, so match those with the room setup and specify them alongside the player in your quotation.

Is it suitable for a government lobby in Msheireb?

It can suit a lobby that needs visitor directions, service announcements and event information, because content is scheduled and updated from one system. Before deciding, confirm the details that are not in the listing, such as ports and mounting options. SmartRooms Qatar offers a free site survey to check the wall, the display position and the player location. Government buyers can raise a purchase order or respond to tenders.

Can a hotel in West Bay show event listings on several screens?

Yes. A hotel in West Bay can schedule event listings, dining times and welcome messages across lobby and meeting-room screens from one content system. Different slides can be shown at different times of the day. Because this model is a player rather than a display, each screen needs a suitable panel, and SmartRooms Qatar can quote the screens and the player together.

Does it suit a clinic or hospital waiting area in Al Rayyan?

It can suit waiting areas that need clinic announcements, queue guidance or health information, since content can be scheduled and updated without visiting each screen. Before you finalise the order, confirm with the SmartRooms Qatar team that your intended content and network arrangement fit the product. Plan cable routes and power for wall-mounted displays early, because the listing does not include power or mounting specifications.

Can a private school in Al Wakrah update corridor screens between lessons?

Yes. A private school fitting out corridor screens can prepare schedules for timetables, events and notices in advance, then change content as needed. Teachers can also share a laptop screen to a classroom display where the room is set up for it. Because the listing omits ports and power details, ask the team which screens and cabling the school needs before ordering.

What warranty applies to the NearHub Tail NT10?

The manufacturer offers a 1-year warranty on its products, covering quality-related issues. Ask the SmartRooms Qatar team to confirm the warranty terms shown on your quotation, so your procurement file is complete. This is useful for public-sector buyers who need warranty details documented alongside the tender or purchase order.

What details should I confirm before ordering?

The published listing does not include ports, display resolution, operating temperature, power input or mounting specifications, so confirm them before buying. The SmartRooms Qatar team can check them against your displays and room conditions, including heat near windows or entrances. Quotations are usually issued within one working day, and SmartRooms Qatar accepts purchase orders (LPOs) and government tenders, including Monaqasat.