Surge Protector / UPS, 250VA, Per Display
Per-display surge/backup
Market rangePER UNIT (QTY 1+)
● TYPICAL SITS NEAR THE CEILING
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Procurement playbook
What moves the price
- Screen size, resolution, and commercial vs consumer grade
- Mounting and installation labor
- Media player or built-in system on chip
- Content management software, often a recurring fee
Check before signing
- Consumer-grade panels quoted for a commercial duty cycle
- Installation and mounting omitted from the hardware quote then added later
- A recurring CMS or licensing fee buried as one line
- Warranty period and whether it covers commercial use
Negotiation levers
- Specify commercial-grade panels up front so quotes are comparable
- Unbundle hardware from content so you can shop each
- Buy mounts and players separately if the markup is high
- Negotiate multi-year CMS pricing if you will keep the network
About surge protector / ups, 250va, per display pricing
Priced per unit; vendors typically quote against a primary quantity around 1 unit.
Why is one screen quote double another?
Usually commercial versus consumer grade and whether installation and content management are included. Pin the panel grade and the scope before comparing.
Should the content software be a separate line?
Yes. Bundled CMS fees are easy to overpay on. Ask for hardware and recurring software priced separately.
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