A 55-inch portrait touch station for halls and galleries.
A floor-standing 55-inch portrait kiosk with a Grade-A 4K panel, 20-point infrared touch and Android 11 signage playback — built for culture & history galleries, exhibition halls, lobbies and wayfinding where visitors walk up and interact.
JH-SS50 technical specifications
- Panel
- 55-inch Grade-A 4K LCD, E-LED backlight, 16:9 portrait (2160 × 3840)
- Brightness / contrast
- 300 cd/m² typical · 4000:1 · 178° viewing angle · DCI-P3 95% · 1.07B colours (10-bit)
- Touch
- Infrared, 20-point · accuracy ≤ 1 mm · response ≤ 5 ms · 50M+ touch life
- System
- Android 11 · quad-core Cortex-A55 @ 1.8 GHz · Mali-G52
- Memory
- 2 GB DDR4 RAM · 32 GB flash
- Network
- Wi-Fi 4 · Bluetooth 5.2 · 4G module optional · RJ45 100M
- Audio
- 2 × 5 W built-in speakers (8 Ω)
- Interfaces
- USB 2.0 × 2 · RJ45 · TF card slot · headphone out
- Power
- AC 100–240 V · standby ≤ 0.5 W
- Orientation
- Portrait or landscape playback, 360° rotation support
- Net weight
- 40.8 kg (packed 47.8 kg)
- Environment
- 0–50 °C · 10–90% RH · black finish
Twenty-point touch that survives public use
20-point infrared sensing
Visitors can pinch, drag and write together on the same screen. Touch accuracy ≤ 1 mm with a ≤ 5 ms response keeps interactions feeling instant.
Tempered glass face
Tempered glass with an aluminium alloy frame — a stable, impact-resistant structure sized for daily public interaction.
50 million+ touch life
The infrared touch layer is rated beyond 50 million touches, sized for museum-grade duty cycles.
Self-running content, no PC required
The built-in Android 11 player runs your content by itself — publish once and the kiosk manages the rest.
- Auto loop playback with smart split-screen layouts
- Scheduled power on/off for opening hours
- Portrait or landscape playback with 360° rotation support
- Client software apps installable for wayfinding, queues or interactive exhibits
- 4G module optional for sites without cabled network
Built for public and institutional spaces
Interactive exhibits and party-building display walls
The portrait form factor fits culture & history exhibition walls: visitors browse timelines, figures and exhibits by touch, while content is updated from one place.
Campus and building information points
School and campus lobbies use the kiosk for welcome messages, campus maps, notices and self-service information — running 7 days a week on scheduled power.
