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E Model 12.1
Unisign E Series is an accessible interactive kiosk with motorized height adjustment, designed for wheelchair users, seated users and people of different heights. With 12.1”–21.5” screen options, it is ideal for public spaces, fairs, cinemas and service points.
Select a kiosk around the user task, touch requirements and peripherals. Installation space, user reach and cable routing affect the setup. For a quotation, specify the intended application, device quantity and required connections.
Unisign E Series is an accessible kiosk solution designed for wheelchair users, seated visitors and people of different heights. With its motorized height-adjustable structure, the screen moves up and down to meet each user at the right level, creating an independent, comfortable and barrier-free self-service experience in public buildings, hospitals, cinemas, fairs and service points.
The elevating screen mechanism of the E Series sets it apart from conventional fixed-height kiosks. The display can rise for standing users and lower for wheelchair users or seated visitors, making it a strong choice for organizations looking for an accessible kiosk, height adjustable kiosk or wheelchair-friendly self-service terminal.
Available from 12.1” to 21.5”, Unisign E Series combines 10-point capacitive touch technology with brightness up to 500 cd/m² for clear, smooth and comfortable interaction in busy public areas. With color, logo and special accessory options, it can be customized for cinemas, fairs, organizations, hospitals, municipalities and public service environments that need a durable accessible kiosk solution.
Frequently asked questions
What are the key specifications of E Model 12.1?
The model specification lists Resolution: 1024x768; Brightness: 450 cd/m². Include the model code and selected screen size when ordering, as other options in the same series may have different specifications. Include the customer approach, standing position and nearby doors or shelving in the layout. Wall, desk and floor installation options are not interchangeable; check the selected enclosure format against the supporting surface. External dimensions in the specification differ from the active display area. Access may be needed to open service panels or replace consumables. A measured photograph or layout drawing helps clarify these points before the equipment is ordered.
How should the kiosk installation space be planned?
Consider enclosure dimensions, user reach and circulation space together. Plan power, network and peripheral cable routes; the mounting surface and maintenance access must suit the selected model. Include the customer approach, standing position and nearby doors or shelving in the layout. Wall, desk and floor installation options are not interchangeable; check the selected enclosure format against the supporting surface. External dimensions in the specification differ from the active display area. Access may be needed to open service panels or replace consumables. A measured photograph or layout drawing helps clarify these points before the equipment is ordered.
How can I clarify the order scope?
Provide the product code, quantity, installation location and intended equipment. Ask for accessories, fixings, software and installation requirements to be identified separately in the quotation. Separate the equipment to be supplied from equipment you will provide. A computer or media player, signal cables and mounting hardware may be separate items within the same project. When comparing a proposal, check that the model codes, quantities and chosen configuration match the request. Consider any content preparation, software, delivery and installation requirements as separate items too. Confirm the delivery schedule and responsibilities for the installation during the order discussion.
How should content resolution be selected for E Model 12.1?
The model specification lists a resolution of 1024x768. Prepare the content pixel dimensions and aspect ratio for this value; use a suitable layout rather than stretching artwork with a different shape. Check that text, prices and logos can be read from the intended viewing distance using sample content. Match the computer or media player’s video output settings to the display specification as well.
What should I verify for kiosk peripherals?
List the printer, reader, computer or payment terminal required by the workflow. Check each component’s physical fit, connection, power requirements and application support. Equipment shown in a product image is not necessarily standard in every configuration. Include the model code and chosen components in the quotation to establish what is supplied and which integrations are required.
What should be tested when receiving a kiosk?
Test the display, touch response, network connection and any selected peripherals with the intended application. Check that users can start and finish the main task and use cancel and help actions. Review cable access and maintenance points with the installation team. This checklist is purchasing guidance; the actual delivery, testing and installation scope should be stated in the quotation.
