CrimsonAV has entered the QSR Menu Board market aimed at fast-food restaurants and retail locations. Crimson’s new line of indoor/outdoor mounts offer a “reliable method of communicating a brand’s products and services with their customers via a seamless mounting solution.”

CrimsonAV says there are more than 197 thousand QSR restaurants across the US, so its line includes free-standing digital menu boards, wall and ceiling-mounted menu systems. In addition the outdoor Digital Menu Board (DMB) solutions are IP56 ratings for temperatures of -20F to 122F and are wind load rated up to 140 mph and are built to support Samsung 55” OHF displays within high-impact steel structures.

Crimson says it “realizes that failure is not an option when you’re dealing with digital menu boards,” so it has equipped its systems with a four-outlet quad box and a Zero Surge power filter to prevent power failures for their QSR series models. They also realize that many fast-food restaurants rely heavily on brand recognition, so all systems can be painted to match your brand identity.