Being green is easy when investing in a Noventri Eco-Series SF-100e digital signage player. The SF-100e uses less than four (4) watts of energy and is not PC based so no additional hardware is needed to run a digital signage screen. And to make things twice as green, Noventri has formed a corporate partnership with the Arbor Day Foundation and will plant a tree in the name of the customer for each player purchased.
Investing in an Eco-Series digital signage player will save energy, reduce carbon footprints and revitalize National forests. Each tree will be a lasting contribution to the environment.
The planting of trees is essential in slowing global warming and replenishing oxygen. It also provides added shade, protection and shelter for wildlife, prevents soil erosion and cleans water sources.
According to the Arbor Day Foundation, “Over the course of 50 years, a single tree can generate $31,250 of oxygen, provide $62,000 worth of air pollution control, recycle $37,500 worth of water, and control $31,500 worth of soil erosion."
Each tree planted in behalf of the customer will find a home in an area that is currently being reforested in the United States. Each SF-100e owner will receive a certificate in honor of their contribution, which will also reflect the location of the tree(s) planted.
For information contact Judy L. Hoffman at: judyh@noventri.com or call 301-790-0103.
Noventri – a Division of Specialized Communications Corp. (est. 1985) - Noventri has been a leader in manufacturing, sales, service, installation, content creation and management digital signage since 1999 and has served such names as: Marriott, Sheraton, Java City, Aramark, Houston Astro’s Minute Maid Park, Orioles Camden Yards, DC’s The Newseum and Charles Town Races and Slots. Noventri is located at: 20940 Twin Springs Dr., Smithsburg, MD 21783-1510. URL: www.noventri.com
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