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Match the panel to the room and the headcount. For small classrooms, tuition rooms, and coaching batches of up to 30 students, the 55-inch IFP offers sharp 4K clarity at a comfortable viewing distance. Standard school classrooms of 30–40 students fit the 65-inch model best, while large classrooms and lecture halls of 40–60 students are the home ground of our most popular size, the 75-inch. Seminar halls hosting 60–100 participants step up to the 86-inch, and auditoriums or multi-purpose halls with 100+ seats need the flagship 98-inch. See the full specifications for every size in the size picker above, or book a demo and our team will assess your rooms in person.

Choose the camera variant if your institution runs hybrid classes, online parent-teacher meetings, guest lectures, or recorded lessons — the integrated camera and microphone array turns the panel into an all-in-one video conferencing endpoint with no extra webcams or mics. Choose the non-camera variant if the panel will be used purely for in-person teaching and you want the most budget-friendly configuration. The 55-inch model has no built-in camera; on the 65-inch, 75-inch, 86-inch, and 98-inch SNL IFPs the datasheet lists a 48MP camera with an 8-array microphone marked as optional, so each of those sizes can be ordered with or without it — confirm the configuration with our team. Many schools mix both across campus — camera models in seminar halls, non-camera models in regular classrooms.

Yes. Every SNL IFP is Google EDLA (Enterprise Device Licensing Agreement) certified. That certification is what grants legitimate Google Play Store access, native Google Classroom, Drive and Docs, zero-touch enrolment for campus IT teams, and Google's security patching — the practical difference between a certified education display and an uncertified Android panel that sideloads apps from outside Google's ecosystem. All five models run Android 14 and are listed with 2 years of over-the-air updates by Google. Read more in the Google EDLA certified section above.

For most coaching institutes, the 55-inch and 65-inch SNL IFPs are the sweet spot. Coaching batches typically run 20–40 students in compact rooms, where a 55-inch panel serves smaller batches and the 65-inch comfortably covers a full classroom. Both give faculty a 4K digital teaching board with multi-touch (up to 40 points on Windows, 20 on Android), wireless casting for solving papers from a laptop or tablet, and SNL AI for generating practice questions and tests in minutes — a serious advantage for JEE, NEET, and board-exam preparation. Institutes running large doubt-clearing sessions or seminar-style classes often add one 75-inch or 86-inch panel for their biggest hall.

They are the five SNL IFP models, one per screen size: I5501 is the 55-inch panel, I6501 the 65-inch, I7501 the 75-inch, I8601 the 86-inch and I9801 the 98-inch. All five share the same 4K display resolution, touch technology, chipset, RAM and storage — what differs between them is listed in each size's Product information above.

The core platform is identical: a 3840 × 2160 display, IR touch, Android 14, 8GB RAM and 128GB storage on every model. What changes with size is brightness (350 cd/m² on the 55-inch, 450 cd/m² on the rest), touch accuracy (±1mm on the 55-inch, ±2mm (Windows) on the rest), response time (under 8 ms up to the 65-inch, under 5 ms from the 75-inch), speakers (15W × 2 on the 55-inch, 20W × 2 above), the camera and microphone array (listed as optional from the 65-inch up, not available on the 55-inch) and the Device Management System (listed from the 65-inch up, not on the 55-inch), plus weight, dimensions and power consumption.

Beyond the larger screen, the 65-inch I6501 is brighter (450 vs 350 cd/m²), has more powerful speakers (20W × 2 vs 15W × 2), lists a 48MP camera with an 8-array microphone marked as optional (the 55-inch has none) and includes the Device Management System. The trade-off is touch accuracy: the 55-inch is rated ±1mm while the 65-inch is ±2mm (Windows). Maximum power is the same at 280W, and the 65-inch weighs 56kg gross against 52kg.

The 55-inch I5501: 52kg gross weight (±2kg) and a maximum of 280W. The 65-inch I6501 matches that 280W maximum at 56kg. Both figures then climb with screen size — 68kg and 350W for the 75-inch, 98kg and 450W for the 86-inch, 115.3kg and 650W for the 98-inch — so the size you choose also shapes your mounting and power planning.

Every SNL IFP — from the 55-inch I5501 to the 98-inch I9801 — has a 3840 × 2160 Ultra HD (4K) display. The resolution is identical across all five models, so a larger panel shows the same pixels on a bigger screen rather than a sharper picture. The aspect ratio is 16:9, the widescreen shape used by most laptops, video and presentation software.

Yes. The 55-inch I5501 has the same 3840 × 2160 UHD resolution as the 65-, 75-, 86- and 98-inch models. Because the same pixels are packed into a smaller screen, the 55-inch has the finest pixel density in the range, which suits compact classrooms and coaching rooms where students sit close to the board.

16:9 on all five models. That is the aspect ratio of standard HD and 4K video and of most presentation slides, so this content fills the screen without black bars.

The datasheet lists a contrast ratio of 1200:1 / 4000:1 for every model, from the 55-inch to the 98-inch. It does not vary by size, so you can choose a panel on room size and budget without giving up contrast on the smaller models. The datasheet does not say what each of the two figures refers to, so ask our team if you need the measurement basis.

1.07 billion colours on all five models — far more than the roughly 16.7 million shades of a typical 8-bit display. A wider colour range helps gradients, maps, diagrams, science visuals and video look smooth and natural on the classroom board.

The 55-inch I5501 is rated at 350 cd/m². The 65-, 75-, 86- and 98-inch models (I6501, I7501, I8601 and I9801) are rated at 450 cd/m², roughly 29% brighter. If your classroom gets a lot of daylight, the 450 cd/m² models give you more brightness to work with.

178° on every model. The picture stays usable when seen from the sides, so students seated at the edges of a wide classroom or lecture hall still get a clear view of the board, not only those sitting in the middle.

The screen surface is 4 mm thick anti-glare glass on all five models. It is the surface your fingers or stylus touch, and its anti-glare finish is there to cut reflections from windows and classroom lights so the board stays easy to read.

All five models use IR (infrared) touch. An infrared touch frame detects a finger or a passive stylus on the glass, so you can navigate, write and annotate directly on the screen. The touch specifications — points, accuracy and response — are listed in each size's Product information above.

The datasheet lists 40 touch points on Windows (7/8/10) and 20 touch points on Android, the same on every model from the 55-inch to the 98-inch. That is enough for several students to write, drag and zoom at the same time.

The datasheet quotes 40 touch points for Windows (7, 8 and 10) and 20 for Android, the same on every model. The built-in system on all five models is Android 14, so 20 points is the figure for the panel's own apps; the Windows figure applies when Windows is the operating system handling the touch.

The 55-inch I5501 is rated at ±1mm touch accuracy. The 65-, 75-, 86- and 98-inch models (I6501, I7501, I8601 and I9801) are rated at ±2mm (Windows). The 55-inch has the tighter rating.

No. Every model recognises a finger or a passive stylus — a stylus with no electronics or batteries of its own. You can write and draw with either.

The response rate is under 4 ms for a single touch and under 10 ms at maximum, on every model. The separate response time rating is under 8 ms on the 55-inch and 65-inch models and under 5 ms on the 75-, 86- and 98-inch models. Lower is better for both.

The 75-inch I7501, 86-inch I8601 and 98-inch I9801, all rated at under 5 ms. The 55-inch I5501 and 65-inch I6501 are rated at under 8 ms. The touch response rate (under 4 ms for a single touch, under 10 ms at maximum) is the same on all five models.

It depends on how the panel is being used. The panel supports 20 touch points on Android and 40 on Windows. Each contact on the glass is counted as a touch point, so, for example, ten students using two fingers each would use all 20 Android points. How many people can usefully work at once also depends on the app and the screen size, since a larger panel gives each student more room.

The rear panel has 2 × RJ45 (Ethernet), 1 × RS232, 1 × VGA, 1 × PC Audio IN, 2 × Touch USB 2.0, 1 × Optical Out, 1 × TF card slot, 1 × (Mini) Line Out, 1 × USB 3.0, 1 × USB 2.0, 2 × HDMI IN, 1 × DisplayPort (DP) IN and 1 × USB Type-C. The same set of back-side connections is listed for all five models.

The front interface has 2 × USB 3.0, 1 × Touch USB, 1 × HDMI IN (2.0) and 1 × USB Type-C, identical on all five models. Front ports let a teacher plug in a laptop or pen drive without reaching behind the panel.

Three: two HDMI IN ports on the back and one HDMI IN (2.0) on the front, on every model. That lets you keep a classroom PC connected at the back and still have a front port ready for a visitor's laptop.

The back panel has 1 × DisplayPort (DP) IN, and the datasheet lists a USB Type-C port on the back and another on the front. It does not itemise what each Type-C port carries (video, data or charging), so confirm with our team before planning to connect laptops over USB-C.

Yes — the datasheet lists 1 × VGA port on the back of every model, alongside a PC Audio IN port. VGA carries the picture only, so an older laptop's sound has to come in separately, normally through the PC Audio IN port; confirm the audio setup with our team before you plan around it.

Yes. Every model lists Wi-Fi 802.11 ac/b/g/n/a/ax on both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands and Bluetooth V5.0, and the datasheet also lists a hotspot feature. Wi-Fi lets the panel join your network for updates and online content, and Bluetooth 5.0 lets it pair with compatible wireless accessories.

Yes — the back of every model has two RJ45 ports, the standard Ethernet connector, for a wired connection. The datasheet does not describe how the two ports are used, so ask our team if you have a specific network layout in mind.

Yes. Besides the USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports on the back, there are two USB 3.0 ports on the front and a TF (microSD-type) card slot on the back. The Touch USB ports are listed separately from the standard USB ports, so use the standard ones for drives and accessories.

Built-in speakers rated 15W × 2 on the 55-inch I5501 and 20W × 2 on the 65-, 75-, 86- and 98-inch models (I6501, I7501, I8601 and I9801). Every model from the 65-inch up has the same 20W × 2 speakers; only the 55-inch is lower.

Yes. Every model has an Optical Out and a (Mini) Line Out on the back for sending audio to an external speaker or amplifier, and a PC Audio IN for bringing sound in from a connected computer.

All five SNL IFP models run Android 14. The datasheet lists the same operating system for every size, together with 2 years of over-the-air (OTA) updates by Google.

A 9679 chipset with four A73 cores — a quad-core CPU — paired with a Mali-G52MP2 GPU. The same processor, GPU, RAM and storage are listed for all five models, so a 55-inch panel and a 98-inch panel share the same processing hardware.

8GB of RAM and 128GB of ROM (storage) on every model, for apps, content and files kept on the panel.

No. The chipset, CPU (quad-core), GPU (Mali-G52MP2), RAM (8GB) and ROM (128GB) are identical on all five models. Size changes the screen, brightness, speaker power, camera option, weight and power draw — not the processing power.

The datasheet lists 2 years of OTA (over-the-air) updates by Google on every model. The datasheet does not say what happens after the two years, so ask our team about update plans if your panels will be in service for longer.

Yes — In-built AI is listed for all five models, and every panel works with the SNL AI Teaching Suite for AI search, lesson planning and quiz generation.

The datasheet lists compatibility with Windows, Mac, Linux and Chrome OS. Teachers can generally keep using the computers they already have — ask our team to confirm a specific laptop or setup. Note that the touch-point figures are quoted for Windows and Android.

The 55-inch I5501 has no camera. On the 65-inch I6501, 75-inch I7501, 86-inch I8601 and 98-inch I9801, the datasheet lists a 48MP camera with an 8-array microphone marked as optional; ask our team which configuration you need.

The datasheet lists a 48MP camera with an 8-array microphone, marked as optional. A microphone array uses several microphones together to pick up speech from around a room. It is listed for the 65-, 75-, 86- and 98-inch models and is useful for hybrid classes, online meetings and recorded lessons.

Device Management System (DMS) is a software feature listed on the 65-inch I6501, 75-inch I7501, 86-inch I8601 and 98-inch I9801; the 55-inch I5501 has no DMS listed. As the name suggests, it is a tool for managing panels, which matters most to institutions running several across a campus — ask our team what your DMS setup covers.

Gross weights (±2kg): 55-inch I5501 — 52kg; 65-inch I6501 — 56kg; 75-inch I7501 — 68kg; 86-inch I8601 — 98kg; 98-inch I9801 — 115.3kg. These are gross (packed) weights; plan handling and mounting around the heavier models.

Bare (unpacked) dimensions in mm, listed as length × height × width: 55-inch I5501 — 1270 × 774.7 × 23; 65-inch I6501 — 1483.4 × 896.6 × 87.2; 75-inch I7501 — 1709 × 1020 × 88; 86-inch I8601 — 1957 × 1160 × 100; 98-inch I9801 — 2215.8 × 1322.7 × 126. Use these to check the wall space.

Packing dimensions in mm, listed as length × height × width: 55-inch I5501 — 1371.6 × 889 × 177.8; 65-inch I6501 — 1630 × 1050 × 220; 75-inch I7501 — 1860 × 1160 × 220; 86-inch I8601 — 2120 × 1325 × 220; 98-inch I9801 — 2357 × 1478 × 215.

Check against the packed size, not the screen size: the 98-inch I9801 is packed at 2357 × 1478 × 215mm and weighs 115.3kg gross (±2kg). Measure doorways, corridors and lift cars against those figures — our installation team can advise on the delivery route.

All five models are rated for an input of 100–240V (50/60Hz, 4A), so they run from standard Indian mains power (230V, 50Hz) without a separate voltage converter.

Maximum power consumption is 280W for the 55-inch I5501 and the 65-inch I6501, 350W for the 75-inch I7501, 450W for the 86-inch I8601 and 650W for the 98-inch I9801.

They are heavy — the datasheet lists gross (packed) weights of 98kg (±2kg) for the 86-inch I8601 and 115.3kg for the 98-inch I9801 — so the wall or mounting structure needs to be assessed before installation, and our team can confirm the unpacked panel weight. SNL's on-site installation covers wall mounting or a trolley stand, and our team can advise which suits your room.

Bare dimensions are the panel itself, unpacked — use them to plan wall space or a stand. Packing dimensions are the size of the packed unit — use them to plan transport, doorways and storage. For example, the 65-inch I6501 measures 1483.4 × 896.6 × 87.2mm bare and 1630 × 1050 × 220mm packed.

Yes. SNL is an approved vendor on the Government e-Marketplace (GeM), India's national public procurement portal. Government schools, municipal corporations, education departments, and other government institutions can procure SNL IFPs and complete AI Classroom solutions directly through GeM — simplifying the purchase process and removing the need for traditional tendering in many cases. Combined with Make in India manufacturing and CMMI Level 5 certification, this makes SNL a procurement-ready choice for government AI Classroom projects. Our team supports specification matching and documentation throughout — reach out via our contact page to start a GeM purchase.

Yes. SNL IFPs are available on Amazon India, with individual listings for each size — every panel card above links to the SNL store on Amazon. Amazon is convenient for single-panel purchases and smaller institutions that prefer online ordering with familiar checkout and delivery. For multi-classroom rollouts, bundled installation, teacher training, and volume pricing, buying directly from SNL is usually the better route — request a quote and our team will put together an institution-specific package.

The fastest route is our Book Your Demo page — share your institution name, location, and the sizes or number of classrooms you're planning, and our team responds with a personalised quotation. You can also call +91-89270 89270 or +91-84439 84439, or email [email protected]. IFP pricing in India depends on screen size, camera or non-camera configuration, order quantity, and bundled services such as installation, teacher training, and AMC plans — start a conversation about your rooms and rollout plan for a far more accurate number than any generic price list.

Yes. SNL is a Make in India brand — an Indian EdTech company (operated by SmartSchool Education Private Limited) manufacturing and supplying AI-powered IFPs for Indian schools, colleges, coaching institutes, and government institutions. That local footing matters in practice: India-ready support and spare availability, pan-India on-site installation and teacher training, GeM listing for public procurement, and certifications including BIS, CMMI Level 5, and ISO 9001:2015. For institutions weighing global display brands against a local partner, SNL's combination of Indian manufacturing, bundled AI teaching software, and nationwide service is the differentiator.

Every panel ships with the complete SNL AI software stack built in: the AI Teaching Suite (AI search, lesson planning, question paper generator, worksheet generator, and quiz builder), SmartWrite AI (digital whiteboard with smart annotation and handwriting recognition), and the K-12 Content Platform with animated lessons, assessments, revision modules, and teaching plans for Class 1–12 — plus AI Courses aligned to CBSE, ICSE, and State Board syllabi. Interactive 3D anatomical, scientific, and geographical models round out the suite. Because every panel is Google EDLA certified with the official Google Play Store on board, schools can also install the apps they already rely on — Google Classroom, a school ERP client, or subject-specific tools — alongside the built-in suite, with 8 GB RAM and 128 GB storage on every model leaving room for them. There's nothing extra to license for day-one teaching: hardware, AI software, and curriculum content arrive as one integrated package.

Yes. Every SNL IFP supports an optional OPS (Open Pluggable Specification) PC module that slots into the panel and effectively turns it into a large touchscreen Windows computer. This is the right choice for institutions whose workflows depend on Windows-only software — specialised lab applications, legacy ERP clients, or exam software — while keeping the panel's native Android 14 environment, AI teaching tools, and touch experience fully intact. Without an OPS module, Windows and Mac laptops can still connect any time over HDMI, DisplayPort, or wireless casting, so the OPS is an option for permanent Windows needs rather than a requirement.

Yes — wireless screen sharing is standard on every SNL IFP. Teachers and students can cast from Windows and Mac laptops, Android phones and tablets, and iOS devices over the classroom Wi-Fi, with no cables, dongles, or extra hardware. Multiple devices can connect at once, and the presenter can switch between screens in seconds — ideal for student presentations, comparing group work side by side, and moving fluidly between a teacher's lesson and live examples. Combined with multi-touch (up to 40 points on Windows, 20 on Android) and SmartWrite annotation over any cast content, wireless sharing is one of the biggest day-to-day upgrades over projector-based classrooms.

Yes. Every SNL IFP purchased directly from SNL includes professional on-site installation — wall mounting or trolley stand, device configuration, Wi-Fi setup, and software provisioning — carried out by trained technicians through our pan-India service network covering 16+ states. Installation is followed by hands-on teacher training covering the panel, SmartWrite, the AI Teaching Suite, and the K-12 content library, so faculty teach confidently from the first lesson. After go-live, institutions get a 1-year manufacturer's warranty, 24/7 technical support, the Device Management System listed on the 65-inch and larger models (ask our team what it covers for your setup), the 2 years of over-the-air updates by Google listed in the datasheet, and optional AMC plans for preventive maintenance once the warranty period ends. Day-to-day upkeep is minimal by design: unlike a projector, an IFP has no bulb or lamp to replace. From a single coaching room to a multi-campus rollout, the same nationwide team handles delivery, setup, training, and support.

No single panel is best for every school, so compare what decides it in practice: the size against your room and headcount (see the size guide above), the picture (SNL panels are 4K UHD, 3840 × 2160, in every size), the touch and writing experience (40 touch points on Windows, 20 on Android), the software (Android 14 with Google EDLA certification and built-in AI teaching tools), the ports and the optional OPS slot, and the support behind it (on-site installation, teacher training and a procurement route such as GeM or Amazon). SNL offers five sizes, 55 to 98 inch, so one supplier can cover a whole campus. Book a demo to compare a panel in your own classroom.

Compare the same things on every shortlist: the real screen resolution and size, touch points and response time, the operating system and whether Google EDLA certifies it, RAM and storage, how long software updates last (SNL lists 2 years of Google over-the-air updates), the ports and an OPS slot for a Windows module, the warranty in writing, and above all who installs and services it near you. Ask each supplier for the datasheet of the exact model and for references from schools like yours. Specifications for every SNL size are in the product information above.

An interactive flat panel is a large touchscreen display with a computer built in, used in place of a projector and whiteboard. A teacher writes, draws and drags content directly on the screen, opens apps and websites, shares a laptop or phone wirelessly and saves the lesson. SNL interactive flat panels run Android 14 and come in 55, 65, 75, 86 and 98 inch sizes.

In India “smart board” is the everyday name for a touch-enabled classroom board, and it is used for two different products: a projector-based interactive whiteboard, and an interactive flat panel. An SNL interactive flat panel is a flat-panel display with the touch layer and the computer built in, so there is no projector, lamp or shadow on the board. If a quote says “smart board”, check which of the two it is.

SNL does not publish a price list. The price depends on the size (55 to 98 inch), whether you want the optional camera and microphone on the 65-inch and larger panels, the number of classrooms, and bundled services such as installation and teacher training. Share your institution, location and rooms through Book a Demo and the team will send a quotation for your exact requirement.

For most classrooms, yes. A flat panel stays readable in daylight, has no lamp to replace and no shadow when the teacher stands in front of it, and it responds to touch directly. A projector costs less up front but needs a dark room, regular lamp or filter maintenance and a separate board. See the comparison table above for the SNL panels against a projector setup.

Yes. The 65, 75, 86 and 98 inch SNL panels list an optional 48MP camera with an 8-array microphone, and every panel shares its screen wirelessly with laptops and phones, so a lesson can go out live from the board. For a fixed classroom camera that follows the teacher and records every lecture, pair the panel with an SNL PTZ camera or a Smart Class Studio.