Newline 43" XRT Outdoor Digital Signage Display

Name: Newline 43" XRT Outdoor Digital Signage Display
Brand: Newline
SKU: newline-xrt-43
Availability: InStock

Overview

The Newline 43-inch XRT is an outdoor digital signage display with a 4K IPS panel rated at 2,000 nits. Its IP56 rating and IK10 tempered glass suit sites exposed to sun, dust and rain, from campus walkways to storefronts. Android 14 with Wi-Fi 6 and 24/7 operation fits Qatari organisations that need an information screen outside. Request a quote.

What the 43-inch XRT is built for outdoors

The Newline 43-inch XRT, model XRT-4326, is an outdoor LCD signage display for spaces outside the building envelope, such as covered walkways, courtyards, bus shelters, storefront windows and campus entrances. It pairs a 4K IPS panel at 3840 x 2160 with a direct LED backlight, a 16:9 ratio, and the option to run in portrait for menus, wayfinding and queue screens.

Brightness and glass at this size

The 43-inch model is rated at 2,000 nits, while the 55-inch to 86-inch XRT models are rated at 2,500 nits. That 500-nit gap is the main point to weigh when comparing sizes for a sunlit location. The front is 5 mm tempered glass rated IK10, the top impact rating, and the bezel measures 35.9 mm. Where a screen faces direct afternoon sun, a shaded mounting position still helps readability.

Ratings and the Qatar climate

Check two figures against your site before ordering. The IP56 rating covers rain and dust, and the rated working range runs from -30 to 60 °C with 0-90% relative humidity, non-condensing. Qatar summers regularly pass 45 °C, so the upper limit gives margin, but heat reflected from a wall, canopy or glass facade can push local temperatures higher than the air. Ask SmartRooms Qatar to review the exact position during the free site survey. The datasheet rates the unit for 24 x 7 operation.

Connectivity and control for a signage network

Video inputs: two HDMI In ports, plus one Type-C port rated 15 W with full-function Alt mode.
Network: one 1000M RJ45 LAN input, Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2.
Remote management: Wake-on-LAN and Wake-on-WiFi support, and two RS232C ports (one in, one out) for control systems.
Audio and storage: a 3.5 mm line out, 10 W x 2 speakers, and 4 GB RAM with 32 GB ROM under Android 14.
Processor: octa-core, with four A72 and four A53 cores.

Where it fits in Qatar

A government service centre in West Bay could place a 43-inch XRT beside a covered entrance to show opening hours and queue information, a sheltered spot where the screen still faces daylight. A private school in Al Wakrah could mount one on a canopied walkway between classroom blocks for timetables and event notices. In Lusail, a shaded retail storefront could show product messages to pedestrians, using the 2,000-nit panel for clear viewing during daylight hours.

Planning the installation

The unit weighs 33.8 kg net and 41 kg gross, so plan for two people and a secure wall structure. The VESA mount pattern is 400 mm, the display area measures 941 x 529 mm, and a wall mount is included, with a stand available as an option. A free site survey from SmartRooms Qatar lets you check the wall, cable route and shade before installation. The accessory list includes UK and EU power cables of 2.5 m each, the R870 remote and two 3 m RS232 cables. Certifications listed in the datasheet include FCC (Class A), UL and Energy Star ES8.0.

To plan a 43-inch XRT for your site, request a quote from SmartRooms Qatar. We usually return quotations within one working day, supply against a purchase order or government tender, and deliver and install across all eight municipalities of Qatar.

Highlights

4K (3840 x 2160) IPS panel with 2,000 nits brightness
IP56 weatherproof rating and IK10 5 mm tempered glass
Landscape or portrait orientation with 24 x 7 operation
Android 14 with 4 GB RAM, 32 GB ROM and Wi-Fi 6
Working range -30 to 60 °C, 0-90% RH non-condensing
Full load under 219 W; standby under 0.5 W

Estimated timeline

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

Specifications

43 specifications · Source: manufacturer · checked Oct 2026

Model1

XRT-4326: XRT-5526 | XRT-6526 | XRT-7526 | XRT-8626

Panel17

Screen type: LCD - Direct LED backlight
Display ratio: 16:9
Resolution: 3840 x 2160 - 4K
Refresh rate: 60 Hz
Colors: 1.07 billion
Brightness: 43": 2,000 nits; Others: 2,500 nits
Contrast: 1,200:1
Response time: 6.5 ms
Viewing angle: 178° / 178°
Lifetime: 50,000 hours
OC type: IPS
OC haze: 25%
Orientation: Landscape & portrait
IP rating: IP56
Glass hardness: IK10
Glass thickness: 5 mm tempered glass
Operation time: 24 x 7

Smart System7

CPU: Octa Core A72 x 4 + A53 x 4
RAM: 4 GB
ROM: 32 GB
Android version: Android 14
Wi-Fi version: Wi-Fi 6
Bluetooth: 5.2
Wake-on-LAN & Wake-on-WiFi: Yes

Rear I/O Ports7

HDMI: 2 x HDMI In
Type-C: 1 x Type-C - 15 W - full-function Alt
USB-A 3.0: 1 x USB 3.0 Android
Line Out - 3.5 mm: 1 x Line Out
RS232: 2 x RS232C - 1 in + 1 out
LAN In - RJ45: 1 x LAN In - 1000M
Speakers: Maximum power 10 W x 2

Electrical Parameters1

MODE: 43” | 55” | 65” | 75” | 86”

Dimensions / Weight10

Bezel: 35.9 mm
Working temperature & humidity: -30 to 60 °C · 0-90% RH · non-condensing
Installation method - optional: Wall-mount included / Stand
Specification: 43” | 55” | 65” | 75” | 86”
Outline dimension: 1014 x | 1282.4 x 1501.3 x 1723.5 x 1967.8 x
without wall moun: 602.2 x | 753.2 x | 876.3 x 1001.7 x 1138.8 x / 113.5 mm 113.5 mm 113.7 mm 113.8 mm 114.3 mm / 1135 x | 1405 x | 1625 x | 1865 x | 2115 x
Packing dimension: 735 x | 885 x | 1005 x | 1165 x | 1285 x / 250 mm | 250 mm | 250 mm | 250 mm | 250 mm / 300 x | 400 x | 400 x | 400 x | 600 x
VESA mount pattern: 400 mm | 400 mm | 400 mm | 600 mm | 800 mm
Net weight: 33.8 kg | 51 kg | 66 kg | 85.5 kg | 119 kg
Gross weight: 41 kg | 62.5 kg | 80 kg | 101 kg | 137.8 kg

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Questions about 43" XRT

What is the Newline 43" XRT designed for?

It is an outdoor digital signage display for information, wayfinding and messages in places exposed to weather. The unit is rated IP56 for rain and dust, and its 4K panel rated at 2,000 nits keeps content readable in daylight. It suits covered walkways, storefront windows, bus shelters and campus entrances where a standard indoor screen is not rated to go. Request a quote to confirm the right position for your site.

How does the 43-inch model differ from the 55-inch to 86-inch XRT models?

The 43-inch model is rated at 2,000 nits, while the larger XRT sizes are rated at 2,500 nits. It is also the lightest in the series, with a net weight of 33.8 kg against 51 kg for the 55-inch model, and its display area is 941 x 529 mm. Choose it where the screen sits in shade or the viewing distance is short, and move up in size when the audience stands further back.

Can it be installed outdoors under a canopy in Doha?

Yes, the unit is IP56 rated for rain and dust, but a covered or shaded position is still advisable. Doha afternoons often exceed 45 °C, and the rated working range runs from -30 to 60 °C with 0-90% RH, non-condensing. A site survey checks shade, airflow and wall strength before you fix a 33.8 kg unit to a wall.

What do the IP56 and IK10 ratings mean for this display?

IP56 indicates the enclosure is protected against dust and powerful water jets, and the datasheet describes the unit as weatherproof against rain, dust and harsh conditions. IK10 is the highest mechanical impact rating and applies to the 5 mm tempered glass front. Together they suit school grounds, transport hubs and other places where people or debris may reach the screen. Confirm the figures against your site conditions with SmartRooms Qatar before ordering.

Can I run it in portrait mode at a bus shelter or walkway?

Yes. The datasheet lists landscape and portrait orientation, so the same unit can show a tall menu, a wayfinding column or a prayer timetable once turned. A bus shelter in Doha or a walkway at an office block in Msheireb might use portrait to display route or room listings. Confirm the orientation with your installer before the wall is prepared, and allow for the 35.9 mm bezel on all sides.

Which ports are on the back of the display?

The rear panel includes two HDMI In ports, one Type-C port rated 15 W with full-function Alt, and one USB 3.0 Android port. You also get a 3.5 mm line out, two RS232C ports (one in and one out) and a 1000M RJ45 LAN input. The datasheet lists HDMI In only, so plan for video sources to connect to the display rather than pass through it.

Can it be managed remotely over a network?

The unit supports Wake-on-LAN and Wake-on-WiFi, uses a 1000M wired LAN input, and offers Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. Two RS232C ports allow control from an external system. For a school, hotel or government office running several screens, the wired LAN and RS232 options let facilities teams power units on from a central location. Ask your IT team to confirm network settings and firewall rules before deployment.

How does the display cope with summer heat in Qatar?

The rated working temperature is -30 to 60 °C, with humidity from 0 to 90% RH, non-condensing. That upper limit is above the 45 °C afternoons common in Qatar, but direct sun on a wall, canopy or glass can raise the enclosure temperature above the air temperature. Plan for shade and ventilation, especially on west-facing positions. The datasheet lists 24 x 7 operation, so the screen is rated for continuous running.

A private school in Al Wakrah wants a screen on a walkway between classroom blocks. Is this model suitable?

It can suit a covered walkway exposed to dust and rain, thanks to its IP56 and IK10 ratings and 24 x 7 operation. Students pass close to the screen, so the impact-rated glass matters. Choose the 43-inch size for a narrow walkway, and check that the 2,000-nit panel suits the sun angle at the site. Request a quote and a site survey to check the wall, cable route and power source before installation.

A shopping storefront in Lusail wants a screen facing the street. Will it be readable at midday?

The 43-inch panel is rated at 2,000 nits and is described as clear even in direct sunlight, which suits street-facing displays. Midday sun reflecting off glazed frontages can still wash out any screen, so position it away from direct beams where possible and test content at the hours that matter. If the audience stands further back, a larger XRT size may be better. Ask for a site survey to assess glare.

Which power cables are included, and will they fit Qatar sockets?

The accessory list includes a UK power cable and an EU power cable, each 2.5 m long. Qatar uses BS 1363 (Type G) sockets, which take UK-style plugs, so the UK cable is the natural match for most sites. The datasheet does not state the mains supply rating, so ask SmartRooms Qatar to confirm the power arrangements for your site before you order.

How heavy is it, and what should I plan for mounting?

The net weight is 33.8 kg and the gross weight is 41 kg, and a wall mount is included. The VESA pattern is 400 mm, so check that your bracket and wall fixings match before delivery. Plan for at least two people to lift it, and arrange a site survey to confirm wall strength. A stand is optional if you need a free-standing position in a courtyard. Request a quote with your site details.