TH-43CQ2

What the TH-43CQ2 is and who it suits

The TH-43CQ2 is a 43-inch class display from Panasonic's CQ2 Series, built for presentations and information display in offices, classrooms and meeting rooms. Its 3840 x 2160 panel carries four times the pixels of Full HD, so spreadsheets, timetables and small text stay sharp at normal seating distances. It suits compact spaces where a larger screen would overwhelm the room, such as huddle rooms, small classrooms, reception counters and staff rooms.

Picture and audio facts that shape daily use

Typical brightness is 400 cd/m² and typical contrast is 1200:1. The anti-glare surface, rated at Haze 1 percent, reduces reflections from windows and ceiling lights, while the 178-degree viewing angle keeps the picture readable for people seated at the sides of the room. Dynamic contrast and dynamic backlight control adjust the image as content changes, which helps with moving video. Two 10 W speakers sit within the unit, so lessons and short clips with sound play without external speakers.

• Panel response: 8.0 ms typical, grey to grey
• Brightness and contrast: 400 cd/m² and 1200:1, typical values
• Audio: 20 W built-in, arranged as 10 W plus 10 W

Connectivity and control for existing AV setups

Three HDMI inputs with HDCP 2.2 support cover laptops, document cameras and media players. A 15-pin mini D-sub PC input with a stereo audio jack handles analogue computer sources, an RCA audio output feeds an external sound system, and a USB Type-A port plays video and still images from a memory device. The RJ45 LAN port and RS-232C serial port allow the display to be controlled and queried from a computer or an existing control system using PJLink. HDMI-CEC lets the display remote handle basic operation of compatible sources, although control of every device cannot be guaranteed and VIERA link is not supported. An RF input with F connector connects an antenna or cable feed to the built-in TV tuner.

Where it fits in Qatar

A private school in Al Wakrah fitting out new classrooms could place one unit in each room, using an HDMI input for the teacher laptop and the USB port for lesson slides. A consultancy in West Bay could use a 43-inch panel in a huddle room for presentations during calls with teams abroad. A government building in Msheireb could run the display at its reception to show visitor information through office hours, where the rated operating time of 16 hours a day matches the schedule.

Planning the installation and power

The unit weighs 11.8 kg and measures 973 x 562 x 65 mm. It mounts on a 200 x 200 mm pattern with M6 holes and tilts up to 20 degrees forward, which helps when it is placed above eye level. Confirm the wall type, mounting height and cable route before drilling, and ask SmartRooms Qatar for a free site survey. The operating range is 0 to 40 °C up to 1400 m, with 20 to 80 percent humidity and no condensation, so install it in an air-conditioned room rather than a space exposed to summer heat or dust. The electrical specification lists 110-127 V AC at 50/60 Hz, while Qatar mains supply is 240 V at 50 Hz, so confirm the correct supply variant before ordering. Power consumption is 101 W, with about 0.5 W in standby.

Request a quote from SmartRooms Qatar with your room count, wall type and required inputs. Quotations are usually issued within one working day, and we deliver to all eight municipalities of Qatar. Schools and government bodies can request quotes for a purchase order (LPO) or a tender.