Christie- SUHD86-V3 135-053109-01 SECURE SERIES III - 86IN (TAA)

What is the Christie SUHD86-V3 Secure Series III 86" LCD panel?

The Christie SUHD86-V3 is an 86" 4K UHD LCD panel purpose-built for high-security environments — government, defense, and corporate facilities where a display's attack surface matters as much as its image quality. It's part of Secure Series III, Christie's most secure flat-panel line to date, with no Wi-Fi, no RF capability, and no embedded consumer operating system.

How does the SUHD86-V3 work?

Where a typical commercial display runs an embedded Android or Linux stack with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth radios baked in, the SUHD86-V3 is built from the ground up without them — removing entire categories of wireless and software-based attack surface rather than disabling them after the fact. Firmware updates are signed and encrypted, so only software authorized by Christie can be installed, and the panel is designed around volatile memory: all on-screen data clears automatically the moment the display powers down, satisfying statement-of-volatility requirements common in classified and secure-facility procurement. Operators can further lock the panel down by disabling RS-232, LAN, IR, or front-keypad control individually, depending on how tightly a given installation needs to be sealed. On the image side, a direct-LED 4K UHD panel rated to 50,000 hours to 50% brightness is built for genuine 24/7 duty rather than intermittent signage use, with built-in source failover and quad-view/picture-in-picture/picture-by-picture layouts so an operator can monitor multiple feeds without external switching hardware.

What are the key features of the SUHD86-V3?

• Non-RF, no Wi-Fi design — eliminates wireless attack surfaces common to Android- or Linux-based commercial displays.
• Encrypted, signed firmware — blocks unauthorized software installs and tampering.
• Volatile memory architecture — all screen data clears on power-down to meet statement-of-volatility requirements.
• User-configurable interfaces — disable RS-232, LAN, IR, or keypad individually as security policy requires.
• 4K UHD direct-LED panel, 50,000-hour rating — built for genuine 24/7 secure-facility operation.
• TAA and NDAA compliant — supports federal and defense procurement requirements.
• Multi-source viewing with failover — quad-view, picture-in-picture, and picture-by-picture layouts built in.
• ADA-compliant with anti-glare treatment — suited to public-facing secure spaces.

Where is the SUHD86-V3 typically used?

• Government and military secure facilities
• SCIFs and classified briefing rooms
• Larger control rooms
• Situation rooms and training centers
• Mobile command units
• Corporate boardrooms with strict data protection policies

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Secure Series III suitable for classified environments?

It removes the wireless radios and embedded consumer operating systems found in typical commercial displays, encrypts and signs all firmware updates, and automatically clears on-screen data at power-down to meet statement-of-volatility requirements.

Is the SUHD86-V3 TAA and NDAA compliant?

Yes, it's both TAA and NDAA compliant, supporting federal and defense procurement requirements.

Can I disable network or remote-control access to the panel?

Yes. RS-232, LAN, IR, and the front keypad can each be individually disabled depending on the security policy for a given installation.

What audio does the SUHD86-V3 include?

Built-in speakers deliver a total output of 10W, suitable for secure-facility audio without separate amplification.

What's the difference between this and the other sizes in the line?

The SUHD86-V3 shares the same secure architecture, firmware, and compliance as the 55", 65", 75", and 98" models — only screen size, pixel pitch, and price scale up.

Does Creation Networks install and support this display?

Yes. As a nationwide AV integrator, Creation Networks provides design, installation, and support alongside the equipment — contact us at 888-230-3661 or sales@creationnetworks.net for a project quote.