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Lighthouse Launches HELIOS LED Digital Signage System

Premieres the SF6-SVP, a dual-sided display unit with a high-resolution digital face on one side and a backlit poster on the other.

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15 years ago

April 27, 2009

Jacob Rieskamp Signs of the Times April 2009 Issue

Lighthouse Technologies Ltd. (Hong Kong), an LED-technology provider, is launching HELIOS (High-Efficiency LED Informative Operations System), a digital OOH system that delivers and manages advertising messages indoors and outdoors.

SF6-SVP, the first Helios model to be launched, is a dual-sided display unit with a high-resolution digital face on one side and a backlit poster on the other. The 6mm-pixel-pitch, 3,000-nit LED panel can display dynamic content in a rotating fashion. The backlit poster, on the opposite side, makes it ideal for places where traffic may pass either side of the display, such as attraction sites, high-density areas and high traffic roadsides, while the built-in speaker system allows for multimedia ad experiences.

Content management and distribution can be done via Wi-Fi, 3G and CDMA wireless technologies as well as landline connectivity. Its Multicast content distribution system lets users update the content on all display units simultaneously from a central monitoring control. Helios features plug-and-play installation, user-defined dynamic layouts, an embedded scheduler and playlist manager, and instant messaging.

www.lighthouse-tech.com

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