Sign of the Future: office reception LED and LCD displays in Government

Public Sector organisations are changing from manual signage systems to electronic reception and office display signs. Letter boards and other static signs are becoming a thing of the past, and are being replaced by digital signage displays using LED and LCD screen technology. And so, now, the welcome message, notices and bulletins are displayed with visual excellence, targeting the General Public and employees in all kinds of Government office location.

There are widespread installations or suitable locations for installing Lobbysign totem and wall display boards throughout the Public Sector. Receptions or other public areas of Ministries, the Land Registry, Environment Agency, Rural Payment Agency, Prisons, Magistrates Courts and all Armed Forces Barracks are examples of where LED and LCD sign information is either being or could potentially be displayed. The design of the Lobbysign screen fits well into virtually any such environment, and information is effectively displayed to staff, whilst visitors are made to feel welcome and informed.

The Lobbysign electronic welcome board's elegant design and functionality gives the best first impression in the any reception area. It's display delivers all initial greeting information to visitors, such as welcome messages and on site duty officer updates, as well as other specific and important bulletins such as alert states, health and safety notices, alarm testing and information about on-site facilities or maintenance work.

All of the LED and LCD Lobbysign free standing totems and wall displays have a modern feel, but they fit into contemporary environments just as well as traditional locations. Their position is usually either near a public entrance or set back in the foyer or reception, giving greatest possible impact to viewers both close up and at a distance.The Lobbysign LED display uses a dot matrix format to display high impact text, whilst on the Lobbysign LCD sign notices and announcements are supported and enhanced by images and video clips.

There is a place for the wall mounted Lobbysign LED or LCD display board in even the smallest reception area, and the actual display screen of the wall mounted units remains the same size as that of the free standing tower displays. Instead, the wall suspended sign fits neatly on a bracket, and can either be angled or positioned flat against a wall.

Besides the reception, in other areas where staff and the public pass through in Government buildings, such as corridors, concourses, walkways and atriums, the Lobbysign LED electronic sign will get across particularly important messages in the second or two of time needed to grasp the attention of passers by. In waiting areas, restaurants, and by lifts, where the digital signs have a captive audience, the portrait style of the Lobbysign LCD electronic message boards draws in and holds the attention of onlookers, then communicates continuous notices and information with unrivalled impact.