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The 55” NEC UN551S utilizes S-IPS panel technology to provide a superior signage solution for building video walls • excellent off-angle viewing and far less color shift than traditional video wall panels, this display is ideal for broadcast, retail and command and control applications • On top of that, these displays are designed for the rigors of 24/7 operation with advanced heat management capabilities in which internal temperature sensors automatically activate fan-based cooling if excess heat builds up within the unit • Other advanced technologies of this model include direct LED backlighting with localized dimming for improved brightness uniformity and higher dynamic contrast ratio • These displays are also capable of daisy-chaining UHD (3840 x 2160) resolution so that the entire video wall can be 4x that of FHD regardless of the size of the wall • features, an even smaller area between neighboring displays and commercial brightness of 700 nits, this display clearly showcases NEC's vast experience in the video wall market • S-IPS panel technology allows for excellent off-angle viewing and less color shift compared to other technologies • A mere 0.9mm inactive border allows for an even more homogenous image across the entire wall • Auto ID feature reduces install time in the single press of a button • Expanded daisy chain options with UHD passthrough via DisplayPort enables UHD resolution across the entire wall • OPS slot technology allows for the integration of single board computers and interface expansion slot allows for legacy equipment connectivity • 700cd/m² max brightness combined with full HD resolution will capture the attention of the audience • Industrial-strength, premium-grade panel with additional thermal protection, internal temperature sensors with self-diagnostics and fan-based technology, allows for 24/7 operation • Input Switching Speed minimizes downtime between source transitions • Human Sensor Accessory ensures digital signage is directed at a targeted audience • Video daisy chain limitations apply when High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) is utilized
