Which kitchen display screen fits your line?

It comes down to station and line length, not screen size alone. A single station or shorter line is well served by the standard display. A longer hot line where more than one station needs to read the same screen is what the large display's articulating arm mount is built for.

Yes. Both are kitchen-hardened — splash-resistant and built to take the heat, grease, and bumps of a working line, with glove-friendly touch on both units.

Both units use a sealed, splash-resistant housing that wipes down like the rest of a stainless kitchen — no special cleaning products, just keep liquid cleaners off the touch surface while it's powered.

The large display mounts on an articulating arm that swings into view from multiple stations, or on a fixed wall mount if your line layout doesn't need to move. The standard display uses a fixed mount for a single station.

Both displays keep showing orders already on screen during a brief connection drop and sync again once you're back online, so a flaky connection doesn't stop the line mid-service.

Orders already fired to the screen are shown from the same order data that prints or displays elsewhere in the system, so a power cut to one screen doesn't erase the underlying order — reconnect the display and the queue is still there.