SOLUTION — WITH BARBARY LINK
Content everywhere. Cables nowhere.
Screens, kiosks and menu boards need reliable data where landlords won't run cable. Cellular connectivity puts signage online the day it's bolted to the wall.
How it helps.
B/01
Install without the landlord
No permission for cabling, no shared tenant Wi-Fi — a SIM in the media player and the screen is online before the installer leaves.
B/02
Data plans shaped for signage
Content syncs are bursty: quiet all day, heavy overnight. Pooled plans absorb the spikes without per-screen overage.
B/03
Remote fix before site visit
Reboot routers, check signal and confirm a player is alive from the dashboard — most "black screen" tickets close without a van.
GETTING THERE
01 — TEST
Free test SIMs to benchmark coverage on your own routes, sites and hardware.
02 — PROVISION
Bulk activation with your naming, groups and caps applied from day one.
03 — MANAGE
Run the estate from one dashboard or our API, with alerts before surprises.
How much data does signage use?
A menu board syncing daily may use under 1GB a month; video-heavy estates more. Pooling means you buy for the average, not the maximum.
Can screens be on a private network?
Yes — private APN keeps player traffic away from the public internet, which most content-management vendors recommend.
What hardware do we need?
Either a SIM slot in the media player or a compact 4G/5G router behind the screen — we supply and pre-configure both.
GOES WELL WITH
Test the signal before you sign.