INF5720 series (INF5720, INF5722)

What the INF5720 series is and what we can confirm

The InFocus INF5720 series groups two model codes, INF5720 and INF5722, in the interactive flat panel category. InFocus has discontinued both. The manufacturer's support pages still list user guides for this series, which helps if a unit is already installed in your room and you need to check how it is operated or maintained.

SmartRooms Qatar is working from a short record for this series: the model codes, the category and the discontinued status. We do not hold confirmed screen dimensions, resolution, brightness, port layout, operating temperature or software details for these codes, so this page does not state them. Before ordering a replacement, read the rating label and the user guide for your exact code, then compare them with the current equivalent we quote.

Why discontinued status changes how you buy

A discontinued display can still work well in a room that was designed around it, but it changes the buying decision. Spare parts, mounting accessories and updated documentation can become harder to source over time, and a like-for-like purchase may no longer be possible. Organisations in Qatar that run mixed fleets often standardise on a current model when a unit needs replacing, rather than keep one legacy device that behaves differently from the rest.

• Check first: record the exact model code from the label before requesting a quote.
• Compare: ask for a current equivalent or compatible replacement that matches the room's size and mounting.
• Plan the changeover: schedule removal and installation around teaching or meeting timetables.

Where legacy interactive displays still matter in Qatar

Consider a private school in Al Wakrah with one legacy INF5720-series board in a classroom and a second room being fitted out. Matching the older unit may be impractical, so the school team can use a quotation to choose a current interactive display that suits the wall and the lesson layout. A government office in Msheireb with a legacy unit in its briefing room may want to replace it while keeping existing meeting routines. A hotel meeting room in West Bay that hosts visiting delegations needs a display that works on arrival day, and a current model with documented support is the safer choice there.

What to plan before you request a quote

Measure the existing mounting, the footprint of the display and the cable routes. Confirm where the screen will sit, how it will be powered from a Qatar 240 V, 50 Hz supply through BS 1363 (Type G) sockets, and whether the room is air-conditioned, since summer temperatures in Qatar can exceed 45°C. SmartRooms Qatar offers a free site survey, so we can check the wall, cable routes and power outlets with your facilities team before installation. Quotations are usually issued within one working day. Government bodies can order by purchase order (LPO) or through government tenders, including Monaqasat.

To request a quote for a current equivalent or compatible replacement of the InFocus INF5720 or INF5722, send us the model code from the label, the room size and the intended use. The SmartRooms Qatar team will reply with options and a quotation.