TD-156CDT

A compact 15.6-inch touch display for counters and waiting areas

The TD-156CDT is a 15.6-inch display with a 1920x1080 Full HD panel in a 16:9 format, rated at 220 cd/m2 brightness and 800:1 contrast. At 403 x 252 x 32 mm and 1.5 kg, it suits spaces where a full-size screen would not fit, such as a hotel front desk, a clinic reception or a bank queue point. Its 10-point capacitive touch surface lets several people use the screen at the same time, which helps with visitor sign-in, self-service directories and check-in forms.

Power and data through one Ethernet cable

The RJ45 port supports Power over Ethernet, so one network cable can carry both data and power when it is connected to a PoE source. In a ministry service hall or a school reception, that removes the need for a separate power socket at the mounting point and keeps cable runs tidy. Confirm that your switch or injector can supply the power the unit needs before ordering. A 12V/3A adapter is listed among the accessories, so the display can also run from a DC supply where PoE is not available.

Connectivity, storage and media for digital signage

The unit provides Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.0, and it supports wireless keyboards and mice for on-site content updates. Physical ports include an RJ45 network port, a Mini USB OTG port, three USB Host 2.0 ports, an SD card slot that accepts cards up to 32GB and a 3.5mm headphone output. Two 3W speakers are fitted. It plays video up to 1080p, with MPEG-4 and H.264 among the listed formats, and handles MP3, WMA and AAC audio and JPEG images. The system runs Android 6.0, with memory and SSD storage upgrades available for buyers who need more capacity. An external 3G USB dongle can be added where a wired or Wi-Fi connection is not practical.

Where it fits in Qatar and what to plan

A private school in Al Wakrah fitting out a new reception could place one unit on the front desk to show visitor information and school events, powered from a PoE switch in the comms room. A clinic in Al Sadd could use it in a waiting area to display queue numbers and health awareness content, with the bracket keeping it at counter height. A university in Education City could place it near a lecture block entrance for timetables, though an entrance exposed to sun or open air needs a careful environment check.

Summer temperatures in Qatar often exceed 45°C, and dust is common during dust storms. The source data does not give an operating temperature range for this model, so do not place it near a window, an open entrance or an outdoor canopy until the environment has been confirmed with the SmartRooms Qatar team. Measure the mounting height and the distance from the network point, and if you plan a wall arm, check the 75x75 mm VESA pattern against your bracket.

Each unit comes with a one-year manufacturer warranty. Quotations are usually returned within one working day. Send your room layout, network details and quantity, and request a quote. For schools and government bodies we accept purchase orders and tender paperwork, and a free site survey can confirm cable routes before installation.