The LG 49SM5KD is a discontinued 49-inch FHD digital signage display designed for commercial environments. It features 450 nits brightness and an 11.9 mm top bezel for clean multi-panel video walls. Smart-Boards supplies this model across the GCC and Africa.

This 49-inch standard signage display delivers Full HD resolution (1,920 x 1,080) with typical brightness of 450 cd/m², ensuring clear visibility in well-lit commercial spaces. The unit measures 1,102.2 x 638.5 x 54 mm and weighs 14.3 kg, fitting standard VESA 300 x 300 mounts. It supports external media players like the MP500/MP700 and includes SuperSign Premium software for content management.

As an authorised reseller, Smart-Boards provides this LG SM5K series display to schools, ministries, and enterprises across the GCC and Africa. While the product is discontinued, our team can confirm current availability or recommend a compatible successor. We offer live or virtual demonstrations before purchase and manage logistics to ensure delivery to your site.

Key features

• Display Specifications - Features a 49-inch screen with 1,920 x 1,080 FHD resolution and 450 nits typical brightness for reliable commercial performance.
• Video Wall Design - Engineered with a slim 11.9 mm bezel on the top, right, and left sides to minimise visual gaps in multi-screen installations.
• External Control Options - Supports RS232C in/out, RJ input, IR receiver, and pixel sensor for precise integration into existing AV control systems.
• Media Player Compatibility - Compatible with OPS type modules and external media players such as the MP500 and MP700 for flexible content playback.
• Included Accessories - Comes with a remote controller, power cord, RGB cable, and regulation book to facilitate initial setup and configuration.

Ideal for corporate lobbies, educational institutions, and government facilities requiring reliable digital signage across multiple sites in the GCC and Africa.

Request a quote: email info@procure.ae or call +971 4 546 5041. Smart-Boards: supply and shipping across the GCC and Africa, installation in the UAE.