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E-Paper Displays

EIP e-paper displays in 13, 25.3 and 32 inches hold their image without power and use energy only when the content changes. Android RK3566 controller.

E-paper signage that uses power only when it changes

Our EIP e-paper displays hold an image without power and draw energy only when the content updates, so a schedule board or door sign can run for long periods on very little power. They come in 13-inch (1200×1600), 25.3-inch (3200×1800) and 32-inch (2560×1440) sizes with an Android RK3566 controller (2 GB RAM, 16 GB storage).

E-paper display used as a wall sign in an office corridor

How does e-paper work?

E-paper (E Ink) moves charged black and white particles to form the image. Once set, the image stays without power and without a backlight — it reads like printed paper and stays clear in direct sunlight.

Where e-paper is the right choice

  • Retail — price and promotion boards, product specification signs
  • Factories and logistics — process status, work instructions, safety notices
  • Offices and public buildings — meeting-room and floor signs, schedules
  • Sustainability goals — signage that consumes almost nothing between updates

Where it is not

E-paper refreshes slowly and is not made for video or animation. For moving content, choose an LCD display.

FAQ

Does an e-paper display use power when the image doesn’t change?

No. It holds the image without power and uses energy only during an update.

Can it show video?

No. Use e-paper for static or slowly changing information.

Which interfaces does it have?

Wi-Fi, HDMI, USB (OTG) and DC input on the standard models.

Is there a battery-powered e-paper display?

Yes. Battery-powered e-paper models are available, with a dedicated e-paper content management system. Door signs and other battery deployments are built on request.