Business TV
Private Viewing TV for staff and non‑public spaces.
Provide TV in employee lounges, back offices, and other non‑public areas with packages intended for private viewing audiences.
TV for staff‑only and limited audiences
Private Viewing TV helps keep staff areas and non‑public rooms comfortable and informed without full public viewing rights.
TV where staff work, rest, and collaborate
Private Viewing TV is meant for back offices, break rooms, control rooms, and other spaces not open to the general public.
Lineups balance information, music, and entertainment that support staff comfort and awareness.
Private Viewing TV features
Channel variety
Mix of news, music, and entertainment appropriate for staff spaces.
Access control options
Ability to limit certain channels or content types where needed.
Simple management
Straightforward controls so staff can change channels and volume easily.
Private viewing rights
Packages aligned with locations where only limited audiences are present.
Where Private Viewing TV is used
Employee break rooms
Give staff a way to relax and recharge during breaks.
Back offices
Provide background news or information in non‑public work areas.
Control & monitoring rooms
Display news, alerts, or information alongside operational dashboards.
Staff‑only lounges
Enhance staff‑only lounges in hotels, venues, and campuses.
How Private Viewing TV is installed
Receivers connect to TVs in staff areas over HDMI, usually with simpler distribution than large public viewing environments.
Channel packages and controls can be tuned differently from public areas to match staff needs and company policies.
Typical setup
Receiver(s) → HDMI → TVs in staff / non‑public spaces → Local remote control.
Private Viewing TV package examples
Pricing depends on number of staff areas, TVs, and channel needs. These examples show common configurations.
Break Room Basics
For one or two break rooms.
- Core news and entertainment channels.
- Support for a small number of TVs.
- Private viewing rights.
Office & Back‑of‑House
For multiple staff areas and offices.
- Additional channels for information and music.
- Support for multiple TVs across floors.
- Centralized account and billing.
Campus Private Viewing
For large campuses or multi‑building sites.
- Support for many staff‑only screens.
- Flexible zones and policies.
- Options to mix with public viewing services.
Why add Private Viewing TV
Staff comfort
Support morale and wellbeing with comfortable break areas.
Awareness
Keep staff informed about news, alerts, and company updates.
Rights alignment
Use private viewing packages where full public rights are not needed.
Private Viewing TV FAQs
How is private viewing different from public viewing?
Private viewing is intended for staff‑only or limited‑audience spaces, whereas public viewing is for lobbies, bars, and other guest‑facing areas.
Can we mix public and private viewing on one account?
Yes. Many organizations use a mix of public viewing packages for guest areas and private viewing packages for staff‑only spaces.
Ready to add TV to staff spaces?
Design a Private Viewing TV plan for your teams.
Share how many staff areas you have, what content you prefer, and any policies to follow; get a right‑sized Private Viewing TV proposal.