Key Features
- Delivers high quality video on a large 21.6" wide format full color LCD in direct sunlight conditions.
- Integrated full range stereo audio speakers, with independently controlled volume capability.
- Streaming wireless and embedded player options Fully sealed NEMA 4X enclosure protects internal components from exposure to chemicals,dust, moisture and other harmful elements.
- High impact safety glass protects LCD and internal component from vandalism.
- Integrated Environmental Control System insures reliable operation across a wide temperature range.
- Simple and reliable operation - no configuration or calibration required.
- Wireless connectivity reduces installation cost associated with cabled systems.
- Modular design and locking access doors facilitate efficient service in the field.
- Fully UL approved for installation on most common fuel dispensers.
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 Overview
Delphi’s dual 22” wide format (16x9) Dispenser-Top
Display Unit (“DTU”) with 1,200 nit LED Backlight
Displays has been designed to provide a unique
digital media experience for motorists while they
refuel their vehicles. Partnered with major oil
companies like Shell, Conoco-Phillips, Chevron and
ExxonMobil, Delphi has installed the DTU on most
major Fuel Dispensers including those manufactured
by Gilbarco Veeder-Root™, Dresser Wayne™ and
Tokheim™.
Utilizing color sunlight readable LCD technology, the
DTU functions as a large high resolution audio/video
content delivery platform. The DTU provides retailers
with a variety of viewing options to show their
customers, including news, weather, traffic and
promotional spots that merchandise products inside
the C-Store.
The DTU can support both centralized and distributed
content server architectures utilizing either wired or
wireless connectivity. The centralized architecture
streams video from a central content server
simultaneously to an embedded receiver in each
DTU via wireless or CAT5e wired connectivity.
As an option, the DTU can be configured with single
or dual embedded PC players with optional
interactive touch screens.
TYPICAL SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
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