New sloped top LCD enclosures prevent tampering, theft, or damage to LCD and computer equipment in hospitals and medical centers. The sloped top is a preferred design of hospitals looking for an anti-ligature or non loop solution for mental health wards. An LCD or plasma television cannot be openly mounted in a psychiatric and mental health unit, since the patient needs to be protected from self harm and an openly mounted TV could facilitate self harm. The sloped top enclosure is mounted flush against a wall.

We have developed an anti-ligature LCD enclosure or non loop-able LCD enclosures. The non loop-able LCD enclosure has been developed through valuable input from mental health facilities to design and build a unit that protects patients from self harm. The sloped top LCD enclosure is also a preferred design for industrial and food processing facilities with wash down areas.

A stainless steel LCD or PC enclosure can be installed in locations where it would not be possible otherwise such as a beach front restaurant patio. Stainless steel LCD enclosures must be water and dust tight to stop particle build up and water leakage that can lead to failure of the internal LCD or PC. The finish of the stainless steel that it preferred and provides a nice retail or high end look is a brushed finish. The brushed finish is a grain effect on the stainless steel material which provides an aesthetically pleasing finished product.

LCD TV Enclosures are an effective way to implement digital signage in outdoor or harsh locations. LCD enclosures are essential for protecting against water, dust, tampering, theft, and harsh temperatures. Digital signage is a cutting edge, eye-catching, and efficient advertising method that can be customized and updated much more easily when compared with old static signs. One niche that is on the rise is digital menu boards for quick serve restaurant (fast food restaurant) drive up windows.

An outdoor digital menu board requires an enclosure that has been designed to endure even the harshest of environments while constantly providing complete protection to the LCD it houses.  In the dead of winter, or in a desert heat storm, the Digital Menu board enclosure must maintain an appropriate internal temperature to prevent costly downtime and LCD replacement due to freezing or overheating.