SP7510

What the InFocus SP7510 is designed to do

The SP7510 is the 75-inch model in InFocus's ScreenPlay JTouch Series 10 range of interactive displays. It combines a 4K panel, infrared touch and an Android 12 system in one housing, so teachers and presenters can run lessons, annotate documents and share content without a separate computer on the desk. A 65-inch version, the SP6510, shares the same platform, so the choice mostly comes down to room size and brightness.

Image, brightness and touch facts that affect daily use

The 3840 x 2160 native resolution gives four times the pixel count of Full HD, which keeps small text and detailed diagrams sharp when the panel is viewed from the middle of a room. Maximum brightness is 500 cd/m2, 50 cd/m2 above the SP6510, which helps where classrooms or boardrooms have windows. The D-LED backlight, 1200:1 static contrast, 4000:1 dynamic contrast and 1.07 billion display colours complete the picture. The antiglare glass, rated 7 on the Mohs scale, reduces reflections from ceiling lights.

Touch is infrared, with a typical response time under 6 ms and an accuracy of 1 mm. Up to 50 touch points work under Windows and 32 under Android. Single-touch recognition starts at objects above 3 mm, and multi-touch at objects above 8 mm.

Connectivity, computing and power planning

• Video inputs: one HDMI 2.0, two HDMI 2.0 with ARC/CEC, one VGA, and one USB Type C port with 15 W power delivery for laptops.
• Network: two built-in 5G Wi-Fi with hotspot, one RJ45 10/100 LAN port and one RS232 port for control.
• Computing: Android 12 on a 1.4 GHz octa-core processor with 4GB DDR4 RAM and 32GB eMMC storage, plus an OPS slot for an optional PC.
• Power: AC 100 to 240 V at 50/60 Hz, with 105 W typical draw, 128 W with OPS and 450 W maximum.

Where the SP7510 fits in Qatar

A secondary school in Al Wakrah refitting a science block might choose the 75-inch model for a room where students sit several rows back and teachers want to annotate lab diagrams. A university tutorial room in Education City running group work can use the USB Type C port to bring a student laptop onto the screen over a single cable. In a boardroom in Msheireb or West Bay, the 500 cd/m2 brightness and antiglare glass help during presentations when the room is lit and the blinds are partly open.

Planning the installation

The unit measures 1707 x 88.4 x 1026 mm. The manufacturer lists the product weight at 51 kg, with a packed shipping weight of 63 kg, so confirm the unit weight with your quotation before planning wall fixings. The VESA pattern is 400 x 600, so the mounting bracket must match.

• Choose an air-conditioned room. The rated operating range is 0 to 40 °C, and Qatar summers can exceed 45 °C.
• Keep the panel away from direct sun and dusty openings, and confirm the power cord against your socket type.
• Plan batteries for the remote control, which ships without them.
• Use the PIN and Kensington lock in shared spaces.

SmartRooms Qatar includes free site surveys, so wall structure, cable routes and mounting height can be checked before installation. Schools and ministries ordering several units can raise purchase orders (LPOs) or respond to government tenders. Request a quote from the SmartRooms Qatar team, and quotations are usually issued within one working day.