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Aquavision launches S4 HD 40" Full HD Waterproof TV (4/12/2008) Stand 3A128, Integrated Systems Europe 2009 Aquavision, the pioneers of waterproof televisions will be launching the first ever full HD waterproof television at ISE, Amsterdam in 2009 on stand no: 9G118. The new S4 HD 40" in -wall / waterproof television features the RS232 control port, making it compatible with the likes of Crestron, AMX, iLight and Systemline, therefore enabling it to be controlled from a compatible touch panel any where in the home. The new model incorporates a true, full High Definition (1920 x 1080) LCD panel that delivers exceptional picture performance. The S4 HD 40" also has an integrated Freeview digital tuner, a component video, S-Video and analogue PC input, twin HDMI inputs, full scart connection and built-in games. Two remote controls (one master and one waterproof) are provided with the new waterproof television and a hard wired control panel is available to fix on the wall. The S4 HD 40" is available in the Mirrorvision finish - when the television is off, the glass takes the form of a mirror that is perfect for shaving, make-up etc. Other exciting developments will be announced at the show, reinforcing Aquavision's position as the market leader in waterproof in-wall televisions. These include a new kitchen television (which will be an integral part of the kitchen cabinet) and a vanity mirror television (perfect for bathrooms and bedrooms). Even though these televisions are installed in steamy rooms - bathrooms, showers, saunas etc, the heated screen will never mist up in humid conditions. Installation is very simple as Aquavision is supplied with an easy to fit fixing frame, with a polished steel bezel, which can be mounted into the wall without the screen. All the messy work such as tiling, plastering and finishing of the wall can be done with the Aquavision LCD screen safely out of the way. Then when completed, fit the Aquavision screen, connect the cables, seal the surround and it's ready to go!
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