TCL, a global technology company, has announced its official entry into the commercial display market at InfoComm 2025 with the debut of TCL Professional, a sub brand focused on B2B (business-to-business) vertical markets that will be introducing a lineup of screens that are designed specifically for the rigors of commercial activations.
“TCL sees an opportunity to bring the technology that millions of consumers have come to rely on in their homes into the U.S. Commercial Display market,” says Simon Shin, head of TCL’s commercial display division. “We’re combining our world-class hardware with industry-leading partners and integrators to deliver a solution that is powerful, flexible, and remarkably easy to use.”
TCL Professional Queues Up TMN, TBN and TEN Series of Displays
According to TCL, the initial lineup of commercial displays will be labeled the TMN, TBN and TEN series. The company has also released some of the specifications for the displays, as well the sizes they’ll be available in upon release.
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The TMN series will deliver 500 nits of brightness with a DCI-P3 color gamut of 93% while supporting 24/7 operation. The displays also come with an even bezel (9.9mm) and slim depth (1.2 inch) available in sizes of 32-, 43-, 50-, 55-, 65-, 75-, 85-, 98- and 115-inches.
The TBN series will support the same 24/7 operation in addition to having the same bezel and depth of the TMN series while only providing 400 nits of brightness. This set of displays will be available in 43-, 55-, 65- and 75-inch models.
The TEN series, lastly, will be 3-side bezel-free, delivering 350 nits of brightness while being capable 18/7 operation. Available sizes for the TEN series include 43-, 50-, 55-, 65- and 75-inch models
TCL Professional Employs CSOT Panels
At InfoComm 2025 in booth #1642, TCL Professional will showcase not only its commercial display hardware but it also introduce its growing capabilities in software platforms. While TCL’s commercial display solutions remain software agnostic, a demonstration at the show will highlight integration capabilities with third-party systems.
TCL Professional emphasizes that one of the featured software integrations includes Videri, a global provider of cloud-based content and device management solutions.
According to the company, TCL Professional’s entry into the market is backed by CSOT, a large panel manufacturer and a TCL sister company. This vertically integrated approach the company explains, enables TCL to offer high-performance, reliable hardware—from advanced LCD-based displays to next-generation high-brightness and LED technologies—designed to meet the evolving needs of businesses across all industries.
TCL’s commercial display solutions will be prominently used for signage, wayfinding and more in the Olympic Villages of the upcoming Summer games. TCL is also backing its entry into the space by offering a five-year warranty on its commercial displays (TMN and TBN Series).
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