
Indoor menu boards, 24/7
QMC Series
- Sizes
- 43 to 98 inches
- Picture
- 4K UHD
- Brightness
- 500 nits
- Hours
- 24/7
- Depth
- 28.5 mm
Best forThe main menu board behind the counter
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From the menu board behind the counter to the outdoor screen in the lane, there's a Samsung commercial display for it. We help you pick, then fit it and load your content.

Each one is a commercial display, built for long hours and managed over the network. Pick by where it goes.

Indoor menu boards, 24/7
Best forThe main menu board behind the counter

Essential menu boards
Best forSmaller stores and second screens

13-inch small signage
Best forCounter tops, shelves and tables

High brightness, indoors
Best forBright rooms, glass fronts and food courts

Window displays
Best forShop windows and walk-up windows

Outdoor displays
Best forDrive-thru lanes, terraces and pickup points

37-inch strip display
Best forAbove the counter, the bar and display cases

Indoor LED signage
Best forFeature walls and flagship stores
| Where in your restaurant | Samsung range | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Behind the counter | QMC series | 4K, 500 nits, rated for 24/7 use and only 28.5 mm deep. |
| Smaller stores and second screens | QBC series | 4K at 350 nits, for screens that run up to 16 hours a day. |
| On the counter or a shelf | QB13C | A 13-inch screen for drinks, desserts and add-ons. |
| Bright rooms and food courts | QHC series | 700 nits, so the menu stays clear under strong light. |
| In the shop window | OM series | 2,000 to 4,000 nits, readable from the street in daylight. |
| In the drive-thru and outdoors | OH series | Sealed to IP56, 3,500 nits, rated from -30°C to 50°C. |
| Above the counter | SH37 stretched | A 37-inch strip for headers, combos and offers. |
| Feature walls | IEA LED | Built in panels to almost any size, with no seams. |
Not sure? Tell us where the screen goes and how far away guests stand. We'll specify it for you.
Most models here are rated to run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The screens play content from their own built-in system, so there's no extra media box behind the screen.
From 500 nits behind the counter to 3,500 nits in the lane, with a light sensor on most outdoor models.
Outdoor models are rated IP56 against dust and water, behind impact-rated IK10 glass.
Smart Calibration matches colours across screens, so a row of menu boards looks like one.
A 28.5 mm body and even bezels let screens sit flush in a row, in portrait or landscape.
Outdoor OH screens are rated from -30°C to 50°C and sealed to IP56. Window screens are rated up to 40°C, so we check sun, glass and airflow at your site before we fit them. That check is part of every survey.

Our digital signage CMS sends menus and offers to every Samsung screen over the cloud, by branch and by time of day. Prices and sold-out items can update from your till. The CMS is sold separately.
See the CMSWe look at each spot: light, viewing distance, power and network.
We match each spot to the right model and size, in one written quote.
We mount, connect and test every screen, then load your content.
Maintenance contracts keep the screens running.
All questions Not here? Ask us.
The ranges restaurants use most: QMC, QBC and QHC for menu boards, the QB13C small screen, OM window screens, OH outdoor screens, the SH37 stretched screen and IEA LED. We'll confirm the current model for your country.
The QMC series for most restaurants: 4K, 500 nits, rated for 24/7 and 28.5 mm deep. In a bright room or a food court, the 700-nit QHC is the better pick.
Yes. The OH series is built for outdoors: sealed to IP56, 3,500 nits, rated from -30°C to 50°C. For a full board with an enclosure and speaker post, see our drive-thru menu boards.
Yes. The OM series faces the street through glass, at 2,000 to 4,000 nits. The double-sided OMN-DS shows one picture outside and another inside.
A TV isn't built to run all day in a restaurant, and you can't manage it properly from a distance. The commercial range is.
We don't publish prices, because it depends on the models, sizes, mounting and installation. Tell us where the screens go and we'll quote it.