SIMs for digital signage.
A screen that needs the building's network needs the building's IT team. With a 4G ThingSIM in the player, each screen gets its own connection and its content updates from anywhere.
What the kit needs
Its own connection
No access to a tenant's or landlord's network to negotiate. The player connects the moment it's powered.
Content is the heavy part
Video and images use more data than the heartbeat does. Schedule big updates for overnight and size the plan for how often content changes.
Managed from one place
See which screens are online and how much each has used in the portal, and move a busy one up a size.
How it connects
5 GB, Ireland multi-network, one SIM per player.
Screens that mostly show text and prices can drop to 1 GB.
Questions people ask
Can a digital signage player run on 4G?
Yes. With a ThingSIM in the player, each screen gets its own connection the moment it is powered, with no access to a tenant's or landlord's network to negotiate.
How much data does a signage screen use?
Content is the heavy part: video and images use more than the player's heartbeat. Start on 5 GB at €8.99 a month; screens that mostly show text and prices can drop to 1 GB at €2.49.
How do I keep content updates within the allowance?
Schedule big content updates for overnight and size the plan for how often content changes. Each screen's usage is in the portal, and a busy one can move up a size.
What happens if a screen reaches its allowance?
The SIM pauses rather than charging overage. Upgrade it straight away from the portal or wait for the monthly reset.
