Digital Menu Board Screens — Samsung Displays for Restaurants (13″–65″)

At our catalog prices, a single commercial menu board screen runs from $462.47 for a 13″ Samsung QB13R shelf strip to $1,199 for a 55″ QM55C back-wall panel. A typical three-screen QSR bank of 43″ QB43C panels is $2,088 in screens. Outdoor drive-thru boards cost more because they are weatherproof and far brighter — $4,499 for a 3,500-nit 46″ OH46B. Add $80–$300 per screen for mounts, plus a media player or CMS subscription if the display is not running content from its own built-in player.

A digital menu board is a commercial-grade display mounted above or beside a service counter that shows your menu, pricing, and promotions as scheduled digital content instead of printed panels. Prices and items change from a browser in seconds, menus can switch by daypart automatically, and video or animation can run alongside static items.

It will work until it does not. Consumer TVs are rated for a few hours of use a day, not the 12–16 hours a menu board runs, and their warranties generally exclude commercial installation. They also sleep, show input banners and smart-TV overlays on top of your prices, and cannot be mounted in portrait. Commercial panels are rated 16/7 or 24/7, hold a fixed source, mount either orientation, and carry a 3-year commercial warranty.

Indoors, under normal restaurant lighting, 250–350 nits is enough. Behind a counter with big windows or strong downlights, step up to a 700-nit panel such as the QH43C or QH55C. For an outdoor drive-thru lane in direct sun you need 3,500 nits and a weatherproof enclosure — that is the OH series, not an indoor screen in a box.

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