The Hôpitel next generation hospital television uses the latest LCD technology. Designed specifically for Healthcare applications this high-tech LCD Television available in 10” and soon to be available 15” configurations provides many unique features not found in consumer televisions.

PATIENT SAFETY
The Hôpitel LCD Television is fully isolated and safe. It has a low voltage AC/DC power supply, a spill-proof cabinet design with liquid seal, concealed cables and connectors. It also has a hygienic membrane/micro-switch control panel, and is UL  & CSA Approved for hospital use.

PATIENT CONVENIENCE
The Hôpitel LCD Television has built-in Closed Captioning, oversized easy-to-read controls and 10.4" or 15" screen sizes from which to choose for optimum viewing. It also has front facing stereo speakers, arm mounted for comfortable positioning, and a high end screen resolution ideal for Internet applications and E-Mailing. It also boasts a Self-Rent feature enabling patients to have immediate access to television programming. Each of the LCD's six Service Levels or tiers can be individually programmed with features such as speaker ON/OFF and Marquee or promotional channels that can display important hospital information every time the LCD is turned on. Excellent sound quality is achieved through the two front facing stereo speakers, or through a headset or earphone for private listening. Maximum volume limit can be programmed. Because each LCD has a built-in computer port, it can be used for regular television viewing or as an interactive display terminal. Equipped with an optional computer module the LCD can deliver a variety of Interactive Applications such as Gift Shop Purchasing, Dietary Selection, On-Demand Video and Surveys or Questionnaires that can be directed to a specific television or department. The LCD's superior screen resolution allows patients or staff members to Access the Internet in much the same way as on their home computer. The LCD is compatible with all existing power supplies and television support arms in today's hospitals.