Outdoor displays · Double-sided
Double-Sided Outdoor Displays
Two panels back to back in one enclosure, 49″, 55″ and 65″. Both faces run independently, so the two sides can carry different content — which is the point on a street where traffic passes in both directions.
Why the size range stops at 65″
A double-sided unit has two panels producing heat into one cavity, and no rear surface available for airflow — everything has to move through the sides and the base. That is the constraint, not the panel supply. Above 65″ the thermal budget stops working in a housing that is still slim enough to stand on a pedestrian street.
IF YOU NEED LARGERIf you need 75″ or larger with content on both sides, the answer is two single-sided freestanding units mounted back to back on a shared foundation. It costs more in civil work and less in thermal engineering, and it is serviceable from both sides instead of one.
| Sizes | 49″, 55″, 65″ |
| Orientation | Portrait, both faces |
| Content | Independent per face — mirrored or different, set in the player |
| Thermal design | Forced air or heat exchanger. Air conditioning is available but adds depth that defeats the purpose on most sites |
| Service access | One side opens; the opposite panel is reached through the same cavity. Specify which side faces the pavement |
| Brightness | Independent ambient sensors per face — the two sides are rarely lit the same, and running both at the sun-facing setting wastes power and shortens backlight life |
Request the double-sided specification
Tell us the size, quantity, installation country and which side faces the footpath. You get the anchor drawing, the thermal recommendation and a lead time within one business day.