Digital Signage Display Boards

Pricing varies based on model, activation method (solar, AC, or battery backup), connectivity features, and customization such as flash synchronization or smart city integration. Most manufacturers, including JSF Technologies, list pricing as available on request. Contact the TCC sales team for a tailored quote based on your specific application and site requirements.

The best digital signage depends on the application. For school zones and crosswalks, radar-activated LED embedded signs and RRFBs offer proven driver-yielding results. For highways, 24-hour flashing beacons with long wireless range and AI-based monitoring provide reliable visibility. TCC can help match the right model to your traffic safety goals.

Digital signage display boards typically offer solar power, AC power with battery backup, or a combination of both for off-grid reliability. Solar-powered units eliminate the need for trenching or wiring infrastructure, while AC-backed systems ensure continuous operation in high-demand locations like intersections and school zones.

Yes, most modern digital signage display boards support remote monitoring through platforms like Applied Information's Glance or JSF Technologies' ACMS. These systems provide real-time alerts via text or email for power issues, lamp failures, and scheduling changes, allowing agencies to manage large sign networks without frequent site visits.

Yes, many digital signage models are purpose-built for school zones and crosswalks, including radar-activated beacons, RRFBs, and overhead crosswalk illumination systems like LumiWalk. These solutions often include scheduled activation for arrival and dismissal times and accessibility features to support ADA-compliant pedestrian crossings.

Digital signage display boards are generally designed to align with MUTCD guidelines and applicable state and federal traffic safety regulations. RRFBs and LED embedded signs follow FHWA-recognized pedestrian safety treatments, though specific compliance documentation should be confirmed with the manufacturer or TCC for your jurisdiction.