Digital totems: freestanding vertical screens for reception and advertising
A digital totem is a vertical screen built into a freestanding stand. Place it at an entrance, in a lobby or in store to show ads, information and instructions.
A movable screen placed where your audience passes
A digital totem combines a vertical screen, a media player and a stable stand in one unit. It moves easily and needs no wall mounting or building work — just a power socket. Its portrait format, close to human height, is read naturally at eye level.
Electroline has installed digital totems for in-store advertising, visitor reception and safety communication in plants (mandatory PPE, welcome messages). The photos and videos on this page show these projects.
Digital totem
Key benefits
Standalone and movable
No wall mounting: a stable stand and a socket are enough.
At eye level
Portrait format naturally read by visitors.
In your brand colours
Cladding, logo and finish matching your identity.
Renewable content
Promotions, instructions and messages updated easily.
Electroline does not publish a generic datasheet: each product is sized for your project. The points below are specified in the quote.
Projects
Photo gallery
Freestanding vertical digital signage totemVertical digital signage screen with scrolling welcome message
Project videos
Vertical digital signage totem in operation
Vertical digital signage screen for internal communication
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a digital totem and a touch kiosk?
A digital totem shows content that people watch. A touch kiosk lets people interact: search information, browse a catalogue, find their way. A totem can be fitted with a touchscreen.
Can a digital totem be used for plant safety?
Yes. Electroline has installed totems showing PPE instructions at the entrance of production areas, complementing LED safety boards.
Can a digital totem be installed outdoors?
A standard totem is designed for indoor or sheltered outdoor use. For direct sun and rain, an adapted version must be studied with our teams.
