The HSBC business school in Beijing opts for Absen's Led technology

The Absenicon C165 and C220 screens have been the chosen option for your conference room, where seven pieces of equipment have been installed, that replace the old LCD solution.

Ten Absenicon screens Roll call, including nine of the C220 model and one of the C165, have been installed at the HSBC Business School of Peking University (Peking University HSBC Business School – PHBS), both in your conference room, which can accommodate more than a thousand people, as in the classrooms on the terrace and the financial laboratory.

HSBC was founded in 2004 with the vision of boosting Peking University's participation in the global economy, finance and management research.

Located in Shenzhen, brings the University's historic presence and business education programs to the south of the country and benefits from the city's dynamic and entrepreneurial spirit. PHBS is the first Chinese higher education institution to offer business programs in English at the master's level.

The project manager at PHBS, Justin Ouyang, Comment how the installation was carried out. “The process has been completed in two phases that have lasted 10 months, since January 2020 until October 2020”. In the first phase of the project, An Absenicon C165 screen was installed in the financial laboratory on the fifth floor of the teaching building and a C220 model was installed in the classroom on the terrace of the same floor..

And for the second phase, The installation of an Absenicon C220 solution was included in the classroom on the terrace on the fifth floor of the teaching building and seven of the same model in the large conference room, with capacity for more than a thousand seats, which was the biggest challenge of the entire project.

Being the largest conference room in PHBS, It is used for the festival gala, large conferences and meetings for all students and faculties. Before installation, This room was equipped with several LCD screens.

“LCD screens have limits in size and visual performance. If you sit to the side or behind you can barely see the content that is being presented. Bezels also affect the audience's viewing experience. If a conference takes place during the day, ambient light makes it difficult, even for the audience sitting in front, see displayed content clearly, not to mention the audience sitting in the back”, explica Justin.

Tailored solution

To provide a visual experience that responds to all the requirements raised, Absen has designed a bespoke solution based on its Absenicon all-in-one solution.

This is designed to adapt to all spaces such as training rooms, of meetings and conferences, company auditoriums, higher education, schools, hospitals, banks and other indoor environments requiring a reliable fixed display solution for effective communication.

Taking into account the large surface area of this conference room, Seven pieces of equipment have been installed. Five in the center, at the back of the stage, flanked by two in arranged on the sides to allow side-to-side viewing, both the presenter and the contents shown.

Absenicon allows for a bright, open meeting space with adjustable brightness levels of 0 a 350 nits, allowing you to choose the right brightness to suit different environments, whether dark or light. This makes the content of the conference during the day very clear to the audience, ensuring visual performance.

Compared with LCD screen, in addition to the high brightness, The LED also has high image quality and the ability to create large seamless video walls..

Absenicon presents a range of colors from 110% and a contrast ratio of 4.000:1, which makes it able to provide images with accurate and rich colors. The LED screen provides bezel-free viewing and eliminates the annoying dark lines associated with LCD video wall technology..

Besides, 160° ultra-wide viewing angle allows meeting members within the space to receive the full content of the presentation. PHBS is a university focused on finance and management, so many materials are numbers and columns, which have high requirements for screen performance.