FAQ
Can the driver housing be positioned centrally or at the side?
The structure examples show central and side housing arrangements. Confirm the available cabinet drawing, connector positions and maintenance route for the selected configuration.
How does a fixed installation differ from a rental screen?
Fixed cabinets are normally secured to a supporting frame with screws or bolts. Rental versions use quick-release cabinet locks and positioning features for repeated assembly and dismantling. A hanging hook alone does not define a rental system; cabinet joining, handling and connections must suit repeated use. See the Rental Transparent LED Display page.
What is an Indoor Transparent LED Display?
It is a framed or cabinet-based transparent LED display designed for indoor and protected commercial environments such as shopping malls, glass curtain walls, retail windows, showrooms and lobbies.
Is it the same as Transparent LED Film Display?
No. Transparent LED Film Display is a lightweight film-type product normally installed on glass. Indoor Transparent LED Display has its own cabinet or frame structure.
Does it need to be attached directly to glass?
No. It can be installed behind glass, suspended, stacked or fixed to a supporting structure according to the project.
Which pixel pitches are published on the current page?
The current published configurations use P3.91 × 7.8, P2.6 × 6.9, P10.42 × 10.42 and P15.6 × 15.6. Some pitches are listed in more than one brightness and scanning configuration.
Why are there several P3.91 × 7.8 and P2.6 × 6.9 columns?
They represent different brightness, power and scanning configurations for the same pixel-pitch geometry.
What brightness options are available?
The supplier table lists 800, 2500 and 4500 cd/m² for P3.91 × 7.8; 1000 and 4000 cd/m² for P2.6 × 6.9; and 5500 cd/m² for P10.42 and P15.6. Final calibrated brightness may vary.
How transparent is the screen?
The supplier specifications list 75% transparency for all seven configurations. Actual appearance also depends on content, viewing angle, glass reflection, background and ambient light.
What is the cabinet size?
The supplier specification table lists a cabinet size of 1000 × 1000 × 70 mm for all configurations.
What is the module size?
The supplier specification table lists a module size of 500 × 125 mm.
How heavy is it?
The supplier table lists cabinet weight of no more than 8 kg/m². Confirm the complete installed weight, including frames, cables and accessories, for structural design.
Is it waterproof?
The product is listed as Indoor with an IP43 reference rating. It is not intended for direct exposure to rain, wind or outdoor weather.
Can it face an outdoor audience from behind glass?
Yes. It can be installed indoors behind a window or curtain wall while the content is viewed from outside, provided the screen remains protected from direct weather.
What is the recommended viewing distance?
Viewing distance is project dependent. Select the pitch using the real critical viewing point, screen dimensions, content detail and site lighting.
Which installation methods are supported?
Suspended, floor-supported, fixed-frame and behind-glass installations can be reviewed according to the cabinet system, site structure, loads and maintenance access.
Which control and video inputs are supported?
HDMI or DVI can be connected through a compatible video processor or controller. Synchronous or asynchronous playback and any additional interfaces are selected for the project.
What content works best?
Large logos, bright advertising video, product campaigns, event visuals, digital art and short high-contrast messages designed for medium or long viewing work best.
What content should be avoided?
Avoid small text, documents, complex charts, detailed menus, thin technical lines and low-contrast content intended for close reading.
What information is required for quotation?
Please provide screen dimensions, site photos or drawings, viewing distance, installation method, glass or frame details, preferred brightness, content, power and controller locations, maintenance access, quantity, budget, schedule and destination.
