Digital Signage
Digital signage replaces printed posters, light boxes and static menu boards with screens you update from anywhere — a price change, a new offer, a different menu at 11 a.m., pushed to one branch or to two hundred.Fast Vision supplies and installs commercial signage displays from 13" to 110" across the Kingdom: 4K panels rated for continuous operation, portrait or landscape, with content management that runs from your office rather than a USB stick and a ladder.
Why a consumer TV fails in a shop
A retail television costs less on the purchase order and more on every line after it. Six reasons, and each one shows up within the first year.
It is not built to stay on. A consumer set is rated for roughly 16 hours a day. A shop, a restaurant and a lobby run 12 to 24. Run it continuously and the backlight degrades early — and the warranty typically excludes commercial use, so the replacement is yours.
It is too dim. Consumer panels deliver 250–350 nits, designed for a living room with the curtains drawn. A shopfront near glazing needs 500–700 nits, and a window-facing position needs far more. Below that, your content is a grey rectangle by mid-morning.
It cannot stand up. Most consumer sets are not rated for portrait installation. Mount one vertically and you risk uneven heat distribution and a voided warranty. Commercial signage panels are rated for both orientations.
Someone has to walk to it. Updating a consumer TV means a USB stick, a ladder and a staff member at every branch. A commercial display runs a content management system: schedule the change once, and every screen in every branch follows it.
It shows a static image too long. Signage content holds the same logo, price band or frame for hours. Commercial panels are engineered for this with pixel-shift and cooling designed around static content; consumer sets are not.
It has no scheduling. Breakfast menu, lunch menu, evening offers, Ramadan timings — a commercial display changes them by the clock. A consumer TV shows whatever was left playing.
SPECIFICATIONS
Available sizes
13" to 110", covering counter-top displays through full-wall installations
Resolution
4K UHD across the commercial range, with Full HD on smaller formats
Brightness
300–700 nits for indoor positions, up to 3,000 nits for window-facing and high-brightness applications
Operating system
16/7 and 24/7 rated options, specified against how long the location actually stays open
Orientation
Rated for both portrait and landscape installation, so the panel follows the space rather than the other way round
Content management
Samsung MagicINFO and LG SuperSign — scheduling, day-parting, branch grouping and remote monitoring
Built-in player
Content runs on the display's own system, so most installations need no external media player
ENGINEERING FEATURES
Remote content management
Schedule and push content to one screen or an entire branch network from a browser — no site visit, no USB stick.
Day-parting by the clock
Breakfast, lunch and evening content on the same screen, changing automatically by time of day and day of week.
Continuous operation
Commercial panels rated for 16/7 or 24/7 duty, with thermal design built around static content.
Portrait and landscape
Both orientations rated and warranted, so the screen fits the column, the corridor or the counter.
Slim, low-profile build
Shallow depth and clean edges for wall, ceiling, counter or freestanding mounting without a bulky enclosure.
Arabic and English content
Right-to-left layouts, correct letter joining and bilingual templates — tested with real Arabic content, not placeholder text.
application
What a Fast Vision deployment includes
1. Site survey. Screen positions, ambient light measured at each point, viewing distances, mounting surfaces, power and network availability per location.
2. Specification. Size, brightness, orientation and duty rating per position, mount type, and a bill of quantities you can price against — branch by branch for multi-site rollouts.
3. Supply from local stock. Screens, mounts and accessories held inside the Kingdom, so a replacement is days away rather than months
.4. Installation. Wall, ceiling, counter or freestanding mounting, cable management and power, with a clean finish in customer-facing areas.
5. Content management setup. Platform configuration, screen grouping by branch, playlists, schedules and day-parting rules built to match how your business actually operates.
6. Training. Your marketing or operations team trained to publish and schedule content themselves, with documentation. The system is only worth what your team can run without us.
7. Warranty and support. A local support team in Riyadh, spare parts in the Kingdom, and defined response times.
portfolio
Screens we have installed and commissioned, photographed on site.
Can I use a normal TV as a shop display?
Technically yes, practically no. Consumer sets are rated for about 16 hours a day, deliver 250–350 nits rather than 500–700, are usually not rated for portrait installation, cannot be updated remotely, and carry warranties that exclude commercial use.
How do I change what is on the screen?
Through the content management platform, from a browser. You schedule content once and it publishes to the screens or branch groups you choose. No site visit and no USB stick.
Can different branches show different content?
Yes. Screens are grouped by branch, region or position, so a national promotion runs everywhere while a branch-specific offer runs only where it applies.
Can the screen change content by time of day?
Yes. Day-parting switches content by clock and by day of week — a breakfast menu until 11, a lunch menu until 4, evening offers after that, all automatic.
What size screen do I need?
Size follows viewing distance and the space, not budget. A menu board read from three metres and a storefront screen read from fifteen are different specifications. We confirm sizes against your positions during the survey.
Will it be readable near a shop window?
Only with the right brightness. Indoor positions need 300–700 nits; a screen facing or behind glazing needs a high-brightness panel, up to 3,000 nits, or content will wash out by mid-morning.
Does it support Arabic content?
Yes — right-to-left layouts, correct letter joining and bilingual templates. We test with real Arabic content before handover rather than with placeholder text.
Planning a signage rollout?
Send us your locations, the screen positions you have in mind and what you want to display. We will return a specification per position, a content management plan and a bill of quantities — usually within two working days.
