Reliability-first design
Hardware and software selected for uptime, not for spec sheets — built to run for years with minimal intervention.
Purpose-built digital signage
Zero-touch displays that never reboot on their own.
We built iSite Display because Windows notifications and forced updates were blanking nurse-call screens mid-shift. These units update when you decide, run for years on hardware chosen for uptime, and ship ready to hang.
- No forced updates
- Local-first, cloud optional
- 1080p over HDMI
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Forced updates, ever
1080p
Minimum panel resolution
32in
Recommended panel size
10/100
Ethernet is enough
About iSite Display
Built for corridors where a blank screen is not an option
Every component is chosen for reliability, resilience and function first, while keeping the overall cost reasonable without cutting corners. The guiding principle is simple: build dependable products that do their job for years.
In environments where lives may depend on clear communication, a display has to be stable and predictable. With iSite Display, updates happen only when you decide it is time. We drew on years of hands-on Ascom Nurse Call work to make the first units resilient from day one.
Each unit ships with its signage software preinstalled, and can be configured through the display's own web interface or managed centrally from our fleet platform.
Capabilities
What makes a display stay on the wall
Six decisions that separate purpose-built signage from a PC with a screensaver.
Operator-controlled updates
No forced updates. You decide when and how devices update, so nothing changes during critical operations.
Integrated web interface
Configure and preview signage directly on the device through a built-in web UI. No extra software to install.
Fleet management ready
Manage groups of displays, push configuration and monitor health from one central platform as the estate grows.
Built for nurse-call workflows
Designed around practical experience with Ascom Nurse Call deployments, for dependable clinical-adjacent displays.
Secure by default
Local-first operation with optional cloud control. Keep devices on your LAN and reach the internet only if you want remote management.
How it works
Out of the box, onto the wall, into service
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Mount and connect
Hang the panel, run HDMI and Ethernet. The signage software is already installed and configured before the unit ships.
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Set it up your way
Configure the unit from its built-in web interface, or enrol it in the fleet platform and push configuration centrally.
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Update on your schedule
Nothing updates itself. When you are ready, you push the change — at a time that suits the ward, not the vendor.
Environment
What the unit needs from your site
The requirements are deliberately modest. If a corridor already has a network drop and a power socket, it can take a display.
Internet access is optional. A unit runs entirely on your LAN. You only need outbound internet if you want to manage the fleet from the cloud.
| Network | Local network access |
|---|---|
| Internet | Optional — cloud fleet management only |
| Ethernet | 10/100 minimum |
| Video | HDMI-capable display |
| Resolution | 1920 × 1080 minimum |
| Panel size | 32 in recommended minimum |
Next step
See a display running before you buy one
Open the live demo, or tell us about the space and we will tell you honestly whether iSite Display is the right fit.