Why ROOMZ Low-Power Displays Matter for Sustainable UAE Offices
Meeting-room booking hardware is often selected for its screen, calendar integration, or touch features. For UAE and GCC organisations planning a workplace upgrade, the electricity and lifecycle profile of each display can be just as important.
A sustainable room-booking hardware decision should consider more than the initial purchase. It should account for continuous energy use, cabling and installation work, product longevity, and what happens when the office layout changes.

One wired tablet uses as much energy as 10,000 ROOMZ Displays.
The power difference is significant
ROOMZ publishes a clear comparison: one wired tablet consumes as much energy as 10,000 ROOMZ Displays. That difference comes from the ROOMZ approach to e-ink technology. The display only needs to connect briefly to retrieve updated reservation information, rather than operating as a continuously powered tablet.
Its black-and-white screen is deliberately designed for low consumption, while still showing the room’s status, upcoming bookings, and available actions clearly at the door. For facilities, IT, and sustainability teams, this changes the evaluation. Rather than comparing only hardware purchase prices, they can assess the longer-term operating profile of a room-booking deployment.
More than a low-energy screen
Many conventional booking panels require permanent electrical power, network cabling or Power over Ethernet, and often drilling or coordination with fit-out contractors. That may be suitable for applications requiring rich media or permanently active colour displays. For meeting-room availability, it can add complexity and continuous energy demand that is not always necessary.
ROOMZ Display is wireless and connects through the existing Wi-Fi network. It can be installed on glass, wood, or stone without cabling. This reduces the physical intervention needed when deploying, expanding, or relocating room-booking hardware.

ROOMZ displays have a typical battery autonomy of around four years.
Designed for a longer working life
Sustainability also depends on how long hardware remains useful. ROOMZ products are designed to last more than 10 years. Its green-solution guidance attributes this to a design without heating elements or metal parts, alongside low-stress operation.
That is supported by a long-term ETH Zurich reference cited by ROOMZ: after seven years of operation, displays showed almost no visible degradation and were expected to continue for another decade. For UAE offices, a long-lived display can reduce replacement cycles, e-waste, and disruption across multi-room deployments. It also gives facilities teams a more predictable path for lifecycle planning.

Designed for a service life of more than 10 years.
Compare total impact, not just the panel
When comparing room-booking hardware, ask suppliers about continuous energy use versus update-only consumption, expected operating life and battery-maintenance requirements, whether cabling or PoE switching is required, and the cost of moving devices during office changes. Also confirm integration with Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and Exchange.
As the official ROOMZ distributor for the Middle East and India, Fidelis Logic can help organisations assess deployment options, scope a low-power room-booking rollout, and align it with workplace, IT, and sustainability goals.
