Philips 55Bdl2005X Lcd Indoor

54.6", 1920 x 1080 Full HD, 500 cd/m2, 1200:1, 8 ms, 16:9, 2x10 W, Portrait/Landscape Placement, G

Philips 55BDL2005X. Display technology: LCD, Pixel pitch: 0.63 x 0.63 mm, Display brightness: 500 cd/m². Placement supported: Indoor, Orientation: Landscape/Portrait, Bezel width (top): 2.3 mm. Power consumption (typical): 200 W, Power consumption (max): 250 W, Power consumption (standby): 0.5 W. Width: 1213.5 mm, Depth: 97.8 mm, Height: 684.3 mm. Cables included: AC, DVI, IR, RS-232

Operate, monitor and maintain with CMND and Control
Run your display network over a local (LAN) connection. CMND and Control allows you to perform vital functions like controlling inputs and monitoring display status. Whether you're in charge of one screen or 100.

OPS slot allows for PC embedding without cabling
Integrate a full-power PC or Android-powered CRD50 module directly into your Philips Professional Display. The OPS slot contains all the connections you need to run your slot-in solution, including a power supply.

FailOver ensures that content is always playing
From waiting room to meeting room, never show a blank screen. FailOver lets your Philips Professional Display switch automatically between primary and secondary inputs, ensuring that content keeps playing even if the primary source goes down. Simply set a list of alternative inputs to be sure your business is always on.

Tiling mode. Create tiled 4K videowalls of any size
Connect two or more Philips professional displays to create a tiled videowall — without the need for external devices. A single player takes care of content, whether you have four screens or 40. 4K content is fully supported and if you're showing that content on four screens you get the best possible dot-by-dot resolution.

Add Android processing power with an optional CRD50 module
Embed an Android System-on-Chip (SoC) into your Philips Professional Display. The optional CRD50 module is an OPS device that enables Android processing power without the need for cables. Simply slide into the OPS slot, which contains all the connections needed to run the module (including power supply).