MWE930 Outdoor Dual Screen Advertising Player

Built for exposed sites rather than indoor lobbies

The Marvel MWE930 is an outdoor LCD advertising player with a dual-screen design, offered in sizes from 19 to 86 inches. It is intended for pavements, plazas, transport hubs and street navigation points, where screens face sun, heat, rain and constant foot traffic rather than the controlled conditions of an office foyer.

The housing uses a galvanized steel shell 2 mm thick, with an aluminum alloy frame and tempered glass in the front construction. The unit carries an IP65 rating along with CE, FCC and RoHS certification. Its listed application is outdoor use, which is the main reason to choose it over a standard indoor display.

Brightness, touch and the optional treatments

The panel is rated at 2,500 cd/m2 with a 3,000:1 contrast ratio and 16.7 million colours, backed by LED lighting. The manufacturer quotes a viewing angle of 89 degrees minimum in each of the four directions. For a screen that people read while walking past, these figures decide whether a message stays legible in daylight.

Touch is capacitive, works with a finger or a touch pen, and offers 10 points as standard, with 20 or 40 points as options. Durability is rated above 50 million touches. Optional treatments include anti-glare, anti-reflection, UV cut and IR blocking, and support for polarised sunglasses can also be specified.

Where it fits in Qatar

Three situations show where the MWE930 earns its place:

• A mall entrance in West Bay: a totem at the forecourt promotes tenant offers after dark. The brightness rating is intended to hold legibility against storefront lighting, and the IP65 rating suits an open entrance.
• A tourist route on the Corniche: wayfinding content can be updated from one office through the CMS, while the OMC platform reports whether the unit is running.
• A sales gallery in Lusail: a developer shows project renders, phase updates and site maps at the forecourt. Cloud monitoring means the sales team learns about a fault before visitors do.

What to plan before you order

Start with three decisions: screen size, cooling configuration and connectivity. The rated working range is -30°C to 60°C with an air conditioner, -10°C to 55°C with fan cooling, and -30°C to 55°C with fan cooling and a heater. With Qatari summers above 45°C, a fan-cooled unit in direct sun needs shade and a careful layout review, so confirm the setup before ordering.

The power input is AC 100 to 240 V at 50/60 Hz, rated at 450 W, which covers Qatar's 240 V, 50 Hz supply. Connectivity options include RJ45, WiFi and optional 4G. The PC version offers VGA, HDMI and USB, while the Android version offers HDMI, USB and SD. Control is possible over RS232 and TCP/IP, with Marvel providing the API, instruction protocol and technical support.

Before mounting a large unit, especially an 86-inch configuration, SmartRooms Qatar offers a free site survey to check footings, wind exposure, cable routes and access for content updates. The manufacturer provides a 1 to 3 year warranty, and the term applicable to your order is stated on the quotation.

Send SmartRooms Qatar your screen size, mounting location and connectivity needs, and request a quote. Quotations are usually issued within one working day, and we supply all eight municipalities of Qatar with professional installation.