outdoor self ordering kiosk is built for drive thru lanes, outdoor restaurant pickup areas, parking lots, EV charging bays and fuel station forecourts where customers complete ordering and payment in the open air. The 43 inch landscape main display faces the customer for menu browsing, item selection and order confirmation, while a 21.5 inch secondary screen faces the operator or staff side for order status, transaction confirmation and queue visibility. This two-screen layout keeps the customer and the service staff on the same transaction without extra hardware or cabling between positions. The sealed IP65 enclosure uses cold-rolled steel sheet with a toughened glass front, weatherproof gaskets and a rain-shielded display opening, so rain, dust and direct sun exposure do not interrupt daily operation. Panels are supplied at 2000 cd/m² to 2500 cd/m² with automatic brightness control, keeping the interface readable in daylight and dimming at night to reduce light pollution at roadside sites. A 10-point PCAP capacitive touch layer supports gloved and wet-finger input, so customers can operate the terminal in light rain or cold weather. Payment hardware is integrated inside the same cabinet: a QR code scanner, IC card reader, NFC reader and MSR module can be combined according to the local payment mix, and an 80mm thermal receipt printer with auto cutter issues tickets and receipts at the point of order. The floor standing base carries the weight of the cabinet and the display assembly, allowing the unit to be bolted to a concrete plinth or anchored with an optional anti-tip bracket for public areas. For project procurement the cabinet can be adapted around the approved drawing: screen orientation, secondary screen position, interface height, access door direction, ventilation path, cable routing, branding panel and colour finish are all specified before production. Android, Windows and Linux platforms are available with SDK support, so the terminal can run the buyer's ordering, POS or parking payment software subject to compatibility confirmation. The same cabinet platform is used across single-site installations and multi-location rollouts, which keeps spare part lists, drawing revisions and installation preparation consistent for chain operators, kiosk distributors and system integrators.
The main 43 inch screen is mounted at standing eye level for menu browsing, item selection, upsell prompts and order confirmation. The 21.5 inch secondary screen is fitted on the opposite face of the same cabinet so staff or a second customer can follow the order sequence, review the basket and confirm payment status without walking around the unit. Both screens are driven from a single control board, which simplifies installation, reduces cabling between positions and keeps the bill of materials compact for multi-site rollouts.
The IP65 cabinet uses sealed gaskets on the display opening, service door and printer slot, with a rain shield above the main screen and a drainage path for the printer outlet. For installation, four anchor points in the floor base are prepared for chemical anchors or a cast-in concrete plinth, and the cable entry can be routed from the rear or from the base to suit the site layout. Screen position, interface height, access direction and branding area can be reviewed on the approved drawing before mass production.
The dual screen outdoor kiosk is specified for quick service restaurant drive thru lanes, outdoor ordering points, parking payment positions, EV charging bays, fuel station forecourts and outdoor food court counters. It is also supplied to kiosk distributors, outdoor payment system integrators and restaurant equipment buyers who need repeatable cabinet construction with coordinated OEM/ODM production.