Q Series Electronic Shelf Label

When choosing an electronic shelf label, consider its display area, the pricing information to show and shelf placement together. Label quantity, holder type and the existing management infrastructure affect the quotation. Specify gateway, software and accessory requirements separately.

Q Series Electronic Shelf Label Frequently Asked Questions
    • Label management requires compatible communication infrastructure and software. Share your existing system, label quantity and mounting locations to confirm the gateway, software and holder scope before ordering. Identify the shelf types, label orientation and amount of product information required. Unit pricing, product names or promotional messages affect the usable display area. The holder must fit both the label enclosure and the shelf attachment. When extending a system, provide the model details of the existing labels, gateway and management software. Battery, communication and environmental specifications vary between models, so use the technical information for the exact label being selected.
    • Share the model, quantity and installation location. Specify mounting, content playback or management software and any accessories separately so the hardware and service scope can be compared for your requirements. Consider the available installation space as well as the screen diagonal. A quotation request can include the intended task, daily operating hours, indoor or outdoor location and delivery destination. For multiple sites, list quantities and differing requirements separately so that model options can be compared. Identify any required connection or function that is not shown in the specification. This helps define a comparable equipment proposal rather than a screen price without the installation context.
    • Arrange the product name, price, unit information and any promotion for the label’s usable display area. Check the smallest text from a normal shelf-reading distance. If a barcode or QR code is required, test it on the actual display rather than a printed sample. Verify the available colours and resolution in the selected model’s specification.
    • Identify shelf types, product positions and the label quantity at each location. Holders must fit both the label enclosure and shelf attachment. For cold or humid areas, check the model’s stated operating conditions separately. Include gateway placement and wireless coverage assessment in the plan; label size alone does not establish communication range.
    • Provide the existing system’s make and model, management software and gateway details. New labels must match the communication infrastructure; similar screen size does not prove compatibility. Specify the product code, required colours and holders separately. Before a wider rollout, assess price-data transfer and the displayed layout in a sample installation.
    • Options listed in this category include RQMANO Series. Start with the installation location and the task, then narrow the shortlist accordingly. Open each model page to check the complete product code and that model’s technical values. Listing images do not establish that all sizes or equipment options are identical. Record physical dimensions, connections, mounting format and stated operating conditions in a consistent order when comparing products. If the new equipment will be used with an existing system, provide those model details too. Share your preferred products and quantities so the options can be reviewed together; identifying additional equipment and installation requirements helps define the appropriate scope.