Ermeco
Ermeco (operating as Digitale-infozuil.nl) is a Dutch specialist with over 20 years of experience in professional digital signage and interactive display solutions. Based in Sittard, they supply and integrate high-quality hardware for businesses, municipalities, and public environments across the Benelux. As a close partner of Play Digital Signage, Ermeco focuses on reliable, easy-to-manage systems combined with expert installation, integration, and long-term support.
What they do, who they serve, what makes them unique
What they do
Ermeco supplies indoor and outdoor digital signage displays, touchscreen kiosks, self-service solutions, and industrial display systems. They handle full project realization: hardware selection, installation, software integration (especially Play Digital Signage), remote management, and ongoing support.
Who they serve
- Retail and hospitality
- Municipalities and public spaces
- Healthcare and offices
- Industry and education
What makes them unique
- Strong focus on outdoor and vandal-resistant solutions (IP65, high brightness up to 3000 cd/m², IK10).
- Over 20 years of hands-on experience with complete turnkey projects.
- Excellent customer ratings (9.6–9.8/10) and fixed low prices with expert advice.
- Proven integration partner for Play, enabling stable multi-site deployments.
Customer cases / references
Ermeco has delivered numerous real-world projects, including:
- Outdoor information kiosks for cemeteries and city marketing (e.g., Diepenbeek and Leek projects showcasing durable outdoor communication).
- Biodiversity monitor at TU Delft – Interactive outdoor touchscreen in a nature-inclusive pillar displaying real-time flora/fauna observations.
- Various deployments in retail, public spaces, wayfinding, narrowcasting, and visitor information systems.
They regularly share practical inspiration and case examples via their knowledge base on digitale-infozuil.nl. Many projects combine robust Ermeco hardware with the Play Digital Signage platform for reliable content management.
