Equipping a school: from classroom to lab
Classrooms, digital labs, entrance halls and accessibility spaces: four environments with different needs and one technical standard to hold over time. This page collects the configurations we most often build with resellers and system integrators working in education.
The four environments of a school
Each environment has one dominant problem: visibility in the classroom, device logistics in the lab, communication in shared spaces, screen height wherever accessibility matters.
Typical school configurations
Four configurations that cover most school projects. They are starting points: the diagonal is always checked against the real depth of the room.
What tenders look for
The requirements that come up most often in school tenders, and the technical fact that satisfies each one.
Frequently asked questions
How many displays does a 20-classroom school need?
Our rule of thumb: one display per room used for front-of-class teaching, plus one per lab and one for the entrance hall. For 20 classrooms that usually means 20-22 displays, one or two of them signage for internal communication. It pays to proceed in annual lots with the same model: the estate stays homogeneous and teacher training happens once.
Is Google EDLA certification mandatory in school tenders?
It is not a legal requirement, but many specifications ask for it explicitly or describe its requirements (certified Play Store, up-to-date Google Workspace apps, MDM management). Where the requirement is written down, a non-certified Android is grounds for exclusion — which is why we propose the X Series as the school standard.
Wall mount or trolley for a classroom?
Wall mount where the display stays in that room and the wall carries the load. Trolley in the three typical school cases: plasterboard walls, a display shared between two or three rooms, the need to lower the screen for children or wheelchair users. The EduMove range exists for that second scenario.
How are class sets of tablets or laptops managed?
With a charging trolley per device set: OmniChart 36 for laptops and tablets, OmniBox 12 where devices are few, PhoneBox 30 and Phone Locker 30 to store smartphones during lessons. The UV lamp version is for sets that change hands every hour.
Do you supply documentation for public procurement?
Yes: data sheets per product code, declarations of conformity, certification details and the recommended configuration per lot. It is the material a reseller needs to answer a tender without chasing data after the award.
Worth seeing for education
Have a school project to configure?
Send us the number of classrooms, the diagonals planned and the wall type: we reply with the configuration per lot and the technical documentation.