27KC3P-M

What the LG 27KC3P-M is built for

The LG 27KC3P-M is a 27-inch self-service kiosk for customers who order, pay, register or check in without waiting for a member of staff. It combines the touchscreen with a touch computer, and it can be pre-configured for landscape or portrait mode, so one model can show a wide menu at one site and a tall queue or information panel at another.

Screen and touch performance in lit spaces

The panel is a 16:9 IPS display at 1920x1080 (Full HD) with a 60Hz refresh rate, 300 nits of brightness and a 1,000:1 contrast ratio. Advanced In-cell Touch builds the touch layer into the panel itself, which cuts reflections in brightly lit rooms, a practical advantage near windows or under strong ceiling lighting. The surface has 25% haze, the colour gamut covers 95% of BT709, and viewing angles are rated at 178 degrees horizontally and vertically. Response time is 9ms (G to G), the rated life is 31,000 hours, and the unit is rated for 16 hours of operation a day, seven days a week, which suits malls, hotel lobbies and public counters with long opening hours.

Peripherals and software

The modular design allows peripherals such as barcode scanners and EMV card terminals to be integrated, and USB-C ports keep cabling simple. Devices can operate independently, so a payment terminal can run separately from a scanner depending on the service. The kiosk runs Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC, a long-term servicing edition, and Windows is a practical base for POS systems and ordering applications. Check your software vendor's requirements before ordering.

Installation options and site planning

• Counter-top: places the unit on a fixed surface at a service point.
• Floor stand: suits lobbies and waiting areas where visitors approach from the front.
• Back-to-back stand: pairs two kiosks that can each be used from opposite sides, saving floor space in narrow walkways.
• Wall mount: the touch computer can be fixed to a wall without a stand, using standard VESA mounting.

Before ordering, confirm the ambient temperature range and power arrangements for each site, especially units placed near glass facades or outdoor entrances, where summer temperatures above 45°C are common. SmartRooms Qatar will review these details with you during a free site survey.

Service access and accessibility

Two separate hinged doors give access to the unit: the upper door opens the inner space and the lower door opens the printer area. The back cover of the touch computer allows repair work on components such as the SSD and mainboard battery, keeping maintenance focused on the part that needs attention. The kiosk is built to satisfy accessibility requirements such as the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and a tactile keypad accessory with audio guidance and an ergonomic cradle can be fitted for visually impaired users.

Where it fits in Qatar

• A patient registration point in a hospital or clinic in Doha, where a 27-inch touchscreen lets visitors complete check-in without queuing at the desk.
• A government service hall in Al Sadd or Msheireb, where visitors register a request, print a ticket and pay fees at a counter-top unit.
• A hotel or retail lobby in West Bay or Lusail, where a floor-standing kiosk runs in portrait mode to display menus and self-ordering.

Ordering with SmartRooms Qatar

Request a quote and our team will confirm the stand, peripheral and installation options for your site. We supply and deliver to all eight municipalities of Qatar, offer free site surveys, and usually issue quotations within one working day. We accept purchase orders (LPOs), government tenders including Monaqasat, and payment by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order. Products are covered by the manufacturer's warranty, and lead times are estimates confirmed with your quotation based on stock.