Frequently Asked Questions.

Begin 4-6 weeks early using emails and social media. Use event hashtags to boost excitement.

At the show, use digital displays like Jack in the Box Displays' battery-powered screens to capture attention. Research shows these displays attract 400% more views than static signs, drawing people from over 50 feet away and functioning even with venue power restrictions.

After the show, contact your best leads within 48 hours. Companies with structured follow-up see sales 15-20% higher. Additionally, battery-powered displays save you $200-$500 per show by eliminating electrical costs.

Make your booth fun with games like prize wheels or trivia. Create photo ops for Instagram. According to a recent industry study, booths with social media walls see a 35% increase in attendee engagement compared to those without.

Use digital displays to rotate content and keep your booth fresh. Schedule staff shifts to keep your team energized. Jack In The Box Displays' battery-powered screens let you position them anywhere. Therefore, you're not limited to spots near power outlets. This freedom creates more interesting layouts that attract visitors.

Capture leads using multiple methods for stronger results. Use badge scanners for speed and tablet forms for detail. Also, display large QR codes on screens so visitors can scan and access resources.

Jack in the Box Displays' portable screens, for example, effectively display large QR codes during busy times when staff are occupied. Research shows this increases lead capture by 25-30%.

Follow up with hot leads in 7-10 days. Studies show that 20-30% convert when contacted quickly. Segment leads into hot, warm, and cold.

A 10x10 booth at a Canadian trade show costs $1,200–$3,500. Additional expenses include electrical access ($200–$500), staff travel ($800–$3,000), and materials ($300–$1,500). Total costs range from $4,000 to $25,000.

To offset those expenses, Jack in the Box Displays' battery-powered solutions eliminate electrical fees, saving $200-$500 per show. Attending 6 shows a year can save you $2,100-$3,000.

Portable displays eliminate freight shipping costs of $300- $800 per show, saving $9,000-$13,500 over 3 years.

Add interactive elements to boost engagement. Use touchscreens for demos, live demos, and prize wheels with email entry. Research shows these increase visitor time by 42%.

Display live social media feeds showing visitors who posted with your hashtag. Additionally, offer charging stations, and visitors with dying batteries spend 10-15 minutes at your booth.

Jack in the Box Displays' battery-powered screens let you place displays anywhere, enabling multiple engagement zones in your booth without power outlet limits.

Spend on ONE premium element. For example, invest in a portable digital display and basic banners. Research shows a $5,500 digital display draws 400% more attention than static materials.

Train staff in engagement techniques. Use customer testimonial videos for authentic content.

Jack in the Box Displays' screens are reusable, with no reprinting costs. Over three years, the cost-per-show drops to $305, compared with $300–$600 for static graphic updates.

Build a professional booth for $5,500-$7,500. Use 2-3 banner stands ($200-$400 each), a table throw ($75-$150), one portable digital display ($4,500-$6,500), and LED spotlights ($200-$400).

Strategic lighting makes your booth look 40% more professional. Moreover, Jack in the Box Displays' digital screens set you apart from the 80% that rely solely on static signage.

This setup eliminates $200-$500 in electrical costs per show, enabling ROI from operational savings in 2-3 years.

Use height, motion, and contrast. Most use only eye-level signage, so use tall stands to be visible from 50+ feet away.

Digital displays with motion attract 400% more views than static signs. Human eyes notice movement. Choose high-contrast colors outside your industry palette.

Jack in the Box Displays’ battery-powered screens give positioning freedom. Place displays where visibility is best, not just by outlets.

Pick repeatedly-used swag. Tech accessories like chargers, USB drives, and phone stands ($2-$5 each) add value. Sustainable items, such as reusable bottles, attract younger attendees.

Reserve premium swag like wireless earbuds for qualified leads. Also, avoid cheap items that are quickly discarded.

Use digital swag with display QR codes, such as Jack in the Box Displays’ battery-powered screens for reports or discounts. Budget $5-$15 per item for most, $25-$75 for qualified leads.

Toronto has Canada’s widest selection of showrooms for hands-on testing. Visit Jack in the Box Displays at 93 Scollard St, Toronto (647.248.6945) to see battery-powered screens in action. Test the setup yourself before purchase.

These local showrooms offer expert consultation and faster delivery than online ordering. In addition, Vancouver specializes in eco-friendly options, while Montreal focuses on graphics.

Jack in the Box Displays' battery-powered solutions eliminate the $200-$500 in electrical costs per show. For exhibitors attending more than three shows across cities, these portable screens fit in your vehicle with ease, eliminating shipping costs.

Yes. The enclosure is IP-55 rated for rain, dust, and wind-driven spray, with an internal air-cooled heat-dissipation system.

It operates reliably in –10 °C / 14 °F to +40 °C / 104 °F, making it suitable for most curbside climates.

No. It’s light enough for one staff member to roll in or out daily on its smooth-glide wheels — no heavy lifting required.

The unit does not include GPS or built-in wheel-locks.

Most businesses simply bring it inside after hours or use a standard outdoor chain-and-padlock (not included) to fasten the frame to a railing or post when desired.

Yes, all of our digital displays come equipped with built-in speakers, allowing you to play videos or presentations with full sound directly from the screen. No additional audio equipment is required.

• Large bold headlines (≤ 7 words)
• High-contrast colours for daylight visibility
• Short (5-8 s) silent videos or looping slides
• QR codes for menus, discounts, loyalty sign-ups
• Prominent price badges or “Today Only” tags for urgency

Jack In The Box is a 43-inch, outdoor-rated, battery-powered digital sandwich board that replaces chalk or printed A-frames on sidewalks.

The unit has a steel-frame body with AR-tempered glass shielding a high-brightness (≈ 1800 nits) LED screen so your promotions stay visible in bright sunlight.

It’s fully portable on smooth-rolling wheels and built for year-round outdoor use by cafés, restaurants, retailers, salons, gyms, event venues, and pop-ups.

No app or Wi-Fi connection is needed.

• Use the included hand-held remote control and on-screen menu to navigate the built-in media player
• Insert a USB drive (or HDMI source if preferred) with your JPG, PNG, or MP4 slides/videos
• Select your file(s) → save to internal storage → arrange them into a playlist
• Content updates in seconds — ideal for staff who just want to “plug in and play.”

No. The screen runs offline from files saved on the internal player or USB drive, so it works reliably even in locations without internet access.

The board has dual-power capability:

• Rechargeable battery for untethered use (≈ 6-8 hours at standard brightness; re-charge overnight).
• AC power cord for continuous operation when an outlet is available.

The LED panel delivers ≈ 1800 nits brightness (3–5× brighter than an indoor TV) with anti-glare AR-tempered glass, keeping slides crisp and readable in direct sunlight.

No. Simply unbox → charge or plug-in → insert USB → use the remote to set your playlist.

Most customers are display-ready the same day.

At typical brightness the display consumes roughly 100-150 W (similar to a mid-size LED TV). On AC power

that’s usually under $10 per month for daily business-hour use.

Yes. The unit includes a manufacturer hardware warranty covering the display panel, power supply, housing, and battery under normal outdoor operation.

Ask your distributor about optional extended-care coverage.

In most cities it’s classified like a portable sandwich-board sign.

Always confirm clear-walkway width, maximum sign size, and night-time brightness rules in your municipality.

The unit’s slim profile and silent display typically meet common regulations.

• Charge battery nightly if running wire-free during the day
• Wipe the AR-glass weekly with a soft micro-fibre cloth & mild soap-water (no harsh solvents)
• Bring indoors during severe storms, high-winds, or heavy snow-clearing for safety

• Portable & battery-powered – roll to best curbside angle
• Outdoor-ready – IP-55 enclosure with AR-tempered glass
• High-brightness screen – visible even in direct sun
• Simple content updates – USB & remote, no app or Wi-Fi
• Quick set-up & low power use – budget-friendly for small businesses
• Silent & compliant – slides/videos without speakers

The lithium battery is rated for ≈ 500-800 charge cycles (about 2-3 years of typical daily use).

Replacements are field-serviceable and available through your distributor.

Supported: JPG, PNG, MP4 (H.264) plus most common static-image formats.

For best clarity use 1920 × 1080 (Full HD) files to match the panel’s native resolution.

Insert media via USB 2.0/3.0 or connect an HDMI source for live playback.

The commercial-grade high-brightness LED panel is rated for ≈ 50,000 hours of operation — roughly 5+ years of daily business-hour use at normal brightness.

The onboard media player accessed via the remote lets you create playlists and schedule slides/videos by time-of-day or date range, so you can day-part breakfast, lunch, and dinner promos automatically.