Smart calendar frames
LINE — PF SERIES · 10.1 / 15.6 / 21.5 / 27 INCH · CALENDAR + PHOTO FRAME
One product with two jobs: a wall or counter display that shows a shared calendar like a planner and rotates photos like a digital frame. The PF series covers four sizes, and each size has its own model page.
At a glance
- Series
- PF smart calendar frames
- Sizes
- 10.1 / 15.6 / 21.5 / 27 inch
- Jobs
- Shared calendar · photo frame
- Settings
- Homes · offices · care
Wall calendars that behave like displays
The smart calendar frame exists because the paper planner on the wall works — everyone can read it at a glance — but cannot update itself. A PF frame keeps the glanceable wall position and adds a calendar that stays current, with photo display filling the idle time. The four sizes split by room: the smallest for desks and bedside tables, the middle sizes for kitchens and family rooms, the largest for offices and shared spaces where the calendar is read from across the room.
Specification summary
| Model | Screen size | Natural home |
|---|---|---|
| PF101RC | 10.1 inch | Desks, bedside tables, small kitchens |
| PF156RC | 15.6 inch | Family kitchens and hallways |
| PF215RC | 21.5 inch | Living rooms and small offices |
| PF270RC | 27 inch | Offices, receptions and shared spaces |
Frames in commercial settings
The PF series is usually described as a home product, and its fastest-growing use is not: serviced apartments fitting one frame per unit, care residences publishing the day's programme per floor, clinics and salons running appointment boards that behave like furniture. Commercial deployments change the questions — counts per floor, identical setup at scale, content owned centrally — and they are exactly the questions to put in the inquiry so the quotation is written for the estate.
Frames versus small signage
A calendar frame and a small signage screen can hang in the same corridor and do different jobs: signage loops public content at strangers; the frame publishes a changing schedule to a known community. Projects that confuse the two end with a loop where the timetable should be. If the content changes daily and the readers are regulars, the frame is the honest tool — the comparison page develops the boundary.
Before you order
- Choose the size by reading distance, not by wall space: the calendar has to be legible from where people stand.
- Tell us your target quantity and configuration so we can confirm the minimum order for your project.
- Say whether frames are for homes, offices or a care setting, so the quotation matches the deployment.