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Hospitals use digital screens in five places: queue numbers and information in waiting rooms, doctor and queue details at clinic doors, wayfinding in the entrance lobby, notices in cafeterias and corridors, and outdoor screens on the façade and emergency entrance. LCD suits doors and small waiting areas; LED, which grows by adding modules, suits large waiting halls, lobbies and façades. In March 2026 we completed a 16 m² LED screen project for Lokman Hekim Hospital.
Short answer: Hospitals use digital screens in waiting rooms, at clinic doors, in the entrance lobby, in cafeterias and corridors, and on the façade and emergency entrance. LCD suits doors and small waiting areas; LED, which grows by adding modules, suits large waiting halls, lobbies and façades. In March 2026 we completed a 16 m² LED screen project for Lokman Hekim Hospital.
A queue screen shows the output of the hospital's queue software; an LED or LCD screen receives it from a PC or media player. A single LCD is enough for small waiting areas; large halls read from more than 6 m benefit from indoor P2.5 (USD 38.62 per panel) or P3.07 (USD 37.06 per panel) LED for a bigger, readable surface. The queue software and connection are agreed at the survey.
Doctor name, room number and next patient are shown on small LCD screens beside the door. Their size and price are given in a written quote.
Freestanding poster LED or totem screens show floor plans, department directions and notices; a touch kiosk lets patients search for their department. These are priced by quote.
Façade and emergency-entrance screens use outdoor P4 (USD 40.56 per panel) or P5 (USD 35.88 per panel) modules. Night brightness can be set so it does not disturb the surroundings.
Installment payment is available, and we accept TL, USD, EUR and other currencies. Our products are CE certified. Delivery takes 3–21 days of preparation + 1–14 days of shipping. Besides LED screens we also repair LCD screens and kiosks, and we have completed projects in every Istanbul district.
| Area | Suggested screen | Viewing distance | Price (USD/panel) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small waiting area | LCD screen | 2–5 m | on quote |
| Large waiting hall (queue screen) | Indoor P2.5 / P3.07 LED | 6 m and more | 38.62 / 37.06 |
| Clinic door | Small LCD screen | 1–3 m | on quote |
| Lobby and wayfinding | Poster LED, totem or kiosk | 1–5 m | on quote |
| Façade and emergency entrance | Outdoor P4 / P5 | 8 m and more | 40.56 / 35.88 |
LCD is enough for small waiting areas. Large halls and lobbies read from a distance benefit from indoor P2.5 (USD 38.62 per panel) or P3.07 (USD 37.06 per panel) LED.
The screen shows the hospital's queue software output via a PC or media player. The software and connection are agreed at the survey.
Freestanding poster LED, totems or touch kiosks in the lobby. They are priced by quote.
Yes. In March 2026 we completed a 16 m² LED screen for Lokman Hekim Hospital, and in July 2025 a high-resolution LED screen for Umut Radyoloji in Van.
Yes. Besides LED screens we repair LCD screens, kiosks and menu boards. ARLEDSCREEN offers a 2-year warranty and 5 years of free technical service.
Share photos of the waiting rooms, lobby and façade and the queue software you use; we will suggest LED or LCD and a budget for each area.
Published USD prices for 12 panel models (e.g. P1.25 GOB 115.06 USD) are on our price list. VAT included; freight/installation excluded; no free shipping.
