Fixed installations combine image requirements with architecture, service access, structural planning and long-term operation.
These TOPSTAR-owned/reference visuals help frame the application. They are not presented as verified customer-site photographs unless a project record explicitly says so.
A fixed display belongs to the building and its operating plan, not only the content surface.
Prepare a project brief →Capture environment, size, viewing and installation requirements first.
Publish technical values only when they are supported by verified product material.
Confirm the final configuration against the actual project before quotation.
These are project questions, not fixed product specifications. The final configuration depends on the site, screen size, viewing conditions and installation method.
Wall, structure and surrounding finishes influence the display format.
Audience distance and content detail shape the pixel-pitch direction.
Front or rear service strategy should match the physical space.
Operating schedule and maintenance expectations belong in the project brief.
The goal is to narrow the direction without publishing a model or technical value that has not been confirmed for the project.
TOPSTAR project records keep confirmed project facts, reference visuals and pending verification as separate evidence states. Browse the case library for the evidence currently available; market context does not imply that every case shown uses the product routes above.
Explore project evidence →Use the project brief to share application context, dimensions and other known requirements. Technical suitability remains subject to review.
Screen size, indoor/outdoor conditions, viewing distance, installation method, destination country and timeline are more useful than a guessed model number.
Send the project facts to sales for configuration review.
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