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[Infographic] Lighting Up Your Charging Experience, OH24B Offers the Ultimate Signage Solution


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As electric vehicles continue to increase in popularity, Samsung Electronics has unveiled the OH24B, an outdoor signage solution optimized for EV charging stations, at the Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) 2023, the largest AV systems event in the world. The 24-inch outdoor signage features high-temperature resistant liquid crystal, which is less affected by sunlight and shows great performance in bright conditions. With peak brightness levels of 1,500 nits and UL verification for outdoor visibility, the OH24B displays content clearly outdoors  even in direct sunlight.

 

In addition, its IP66 rated dust- and waterproof features provide maximum durability, and its Advanced Magic Glass technology is IK10 rated, minimizing screen damage from physical impact or elements. The OH24B is easy to use as its high-performance System on Chip (SoC) allows content management without the use of an additional PC. On top of that, the MagicINFO solution, a cloud-based device and content management platform, remotely controls content in real time, making content monitoring and management seamless and simple.

 

With detachable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth accessories, the OH24B creates a stable and rapid wireless network environment under any outdoor installation conditions, keeping content running no matter what time of day. Not only is the OH24B hassle-free and a high-performing signage solution, but it also offers incredible energy savings. The OH24B comes with improved energy efficiency with the industry’s lowest power consumption (up to 90W) while offering brilliant pictures in stunning clarity. Simply put, the OH24B is the perfect signage solution for EV charging stations, which need to continuously display various content, including charging information, traffic conditions and store ads.

 

Check out the infographic below to explore the OH24B along with its breakthrough technologies developed by Samsung, boasting the top position in the global commercial display market for 13 consecutive years.

 

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