PN-LC752

What the PN-LC752 is built to do

The Sharp PN-LC752 is a 75-inch interactive display for classrooms, meeting rooms and training spaces where people need to write, annotate and present on one large surface. Its native 3840 x 2160 panel gives a 16:9 picture with a 0.430 mm pixel pitch. The IPS panel uses direct LED backlighting, is rated at 450 cd/m² brightness and has a 1,200:1 typical contrast ratio, which keeps slides and handwritten notes readable in a bright room.

Touch, sharing and connections that reduce cable clutter

The infrared touch layer sits behind 3.2 mm thermally tempered, anti-glare glass with a 0.8 mm bonding gap. It tracks up to 20 touches at once and responds to a finger, a gloved hand, or one of the two passive styluses with 3 mm and 9 mm tips. The single USB-C input carries video, touch data and audio output, and provides up to 65 W of power so a laptop can charge while connected. Three HDMI inputs, DisplayPort and VGA cover older and newer equipment, and the HDMI output loops through to a projector or second screen for a larger audience. EShare lets people send content from their devices to the display, and from the display to several devices at the same time.

Built-in software and an OPS slot for a computer

Android 11 runs on a quad-core Arm Cortex-A55 processor with 4 GB RAM and 16 GB internal storage. Preinstalled tools include a whiteboard, annotation overlay, web browser, file manager, timer, calculator, screen recorder and a voting kit, so a lesson can start without an external computer. Native multi-touch works with Windows 8.1, 10 and 11, Linux, Android 9.0 or later and Chrome OS 87 or later. On Mac OS 10.15 to 12 the display works in single-touch mode with the default mouse. The universal OPS slot accepts an OPS PC module drawing up to 4.74 A and 90 W, and Sharp recommends the OPS Enterprise Pro or OPS Enterprise Ultra.

Planning the room, the wall and the climate in Qatar

The panel measures 1,722.5 x 1,032.1 x 87.1 mm and weighs 51 kg, so a free site survey is worth booking before wall mounting, especially for a lecture hall in Education City or a boardroom in West Bay where wall type and access routes need checking. It uses an 800 x 400 mm VESA pattern with M8 holes, and a wall mount (SF680P) and trolley options are listed. The operating range is +5 to +35 °C with 20 to 80% humidity. Outdoor temperatures in Doha summers can pass 45 °C, so the display belongs in an air-conditioned room that holds the temperature within that range, away from open lobbies and unshaded sun. Power input is 100 to 240 V AC at 50 or 60 Hz, which covers Qatar's 240 V, 50 Hz supply. The warranty covers 3 years including the backlight, with optional fourth and fifth year extensions. NaViSet Administrator 2 manages units remotely and can disable hardware buttons, infrared, and USB and LAN ports in shared rooms.

Where it fits

In a university seminar room in Education City, the panel becomes the central screen that students reach with their own laptops over USB-C. In a government training room in Msheireb, wireless sharing and the tested compatibility with Barco ClickShare help trainers and attendees present from their own devices. In a private school in Al Wakrah fitting out several classrooms, one purchase order can cover the full set, all in the same model for consistent operation. Tell us how many rooms you are equipping, the mounting method and whether you need an OPS module, and we will prepare your quotation. Request a quote from SmartRooms Qatar for the Sharp PN-LC752 today.