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LED Display Application Scenario Selection

13 Oct, 2026

Note: All the following questions and answers are based on the actual product specifications and no parameters not provided have been fabricated. The specific figures (voltage, power, protection level, beam angle, point spacing, brightness, weight, size, lifespan, etc.) cited in each answer are all derived from the specification table.

01.For glass curtain walls, should I choose a transparent film screen or a mesh screen?

For lighting/media facades on glass curtain walls, the mesh screen (XH Series) is a mature choice: transparent, modular, single screen 1.8–3.0kg, IP67, pixel pitch 50×50–50×100mm. It delivers good RGB full-color media facade effects and is lightweight, so it does not put pressure on the curtain wall's load-bearing capacity. The transparent film screen is more oriented toward fine-pixel display adhered to glass; the two have different positioning. For outdoor landmark-level video lighting, the mesh screen is a more reliable choice.

02.For exhibitions and trade shows, should I use rental screens or all-in-one displays?

It depends on the scenario. For short-term touring exhibitions and launch event stage backdrops, rental screens (indoor P2.6/P2.97/P3.91, module 250×250mm, cabinet 500×500/1000mm die-cast aluminum, fast setup, independent maintenance) are the most flexible. If it is for fixed advertising playback at a store booth, an all-in-one advertising display (WE Series 1280×1920mm, three-side folding, plug-and-play) is more convenient. Brightness differs: indoor rental screens ≥600 cd/m²; all-in-one displays are suitable for always-on use in exhibition halls.

03.For outdoor advertising with large text and video, should I choose point lights or full-color screens?

To play full-color dynamic content such as video and images, outdoor full-color rental screens (P2.604/P2.976/P3.91/P4.81, IP65, brightness ≥4000 cd/m²) are the most suitable. If you only need building outline tracing and dot-matrix signage, point lights (IP67, DC12V/24V, 1–2W, 35–63LM) cost less. For outdoor always-on large-character media walls, mesh screens (IP67, 0.3W per pixel, lightweight) can also be considered.

04.For invisible advertising in commercial shop windows, what screen should I choose?

For invisible advertising in store windows, the WE Series all-in-one advertising display (1280×1920mm, P1.25 clearest, GOB process for dust/moisture resistance, dual-sided display) can be placed inside the window for high-definition product advertising. If a more transparent window effect is required, evaluate solutions based on transparent mesh screen concepts. The WE Series specifications do not specify an IP rating, so it is recommended for indoor/semi-outdoor windows rather than open-air use.

05.For a store window invisible advertising display, P1.25 or P2.5?

Store window customers view from close distance, so P1.25 or P1.53 is clearer (the smaller the pixel pitch, the clearer; P1.25 is the clearest). If the viewing distance is slightly longer and budget is limited, P2.5 (max power 900W, more energy-efficient than P1.25's 1600W) is also sufficient. The WE Series 1280×1920mm vertical screen is very suitable for vertical window advertising.

06.For commercial wayfinding, should I use LED screens or point lights?

For navigation and wayfinding in commercial complexes and hotels, if dynamic guidance, maps, and event information are needed, full-color screens (indoor rental screens or all-in-one advertising displays) carry more information. If only floor outlines and circulation lighting atmosphere are needed, point lights (DC12V/24V, IP67, DMX512, multi-building synchronization) are more economical. Wayfinding screens are generally indoor, and indoor models with brightness ≥600 cd/m² are sufficient.

01.For bridge lighting, should I choose point lights or mesh screens?

Both can be used for bridge lighting. Point lights (IP67, IK10 impact resistance, salt spray corrosion resistance, operating temperature -20 to +60°C, lifespan >30,000h) are suitable for outlining cables, contours, and bridge tower dot matrices. Mesh screens (IP67, 1.8–3.0kg lightweight, self-cooling, flame-retardant V-0) are suitable for media facade video on the side of the bridge body. For seaside bridges, prioritize confirming salt spray corrosion resistance; point lights explicitly have this feature.

02.How should I choose products for a star-rated hotel exterior wall media facade?

Hotels commonly use a combination of "point lights for outlining + mesh screens for video": point lights (RGB/adjustable white 1800–6500K, DMX512, multi-building synchronization) for contours and synchronized animations, and mesh screens (RGB, IP67, lightweight) for the main facade media wall. Both have operating temperature -20 to +60°C and lifespan >30,000h, suitable for long-term hotel lighting.

03.For municipal/bank building lighting, which type should I choose? What should be considered?

Municipal and bank buildings value safety and durability. Point lights with full encapsulation IP67, PC housing, IK10 impact resistance, salt spray corrosion resistance, and DC12V/24V safety low voltage are very suitable for outline lighting of such public buildings. For a full-building media facade, use mesh screens (IP67, flame-retardant V-0, Class III). Both have lifespan >30,000h and low maintenance costs.

04.For large-scale city landmark lighting, can mesh screens handle it?

Yes. Mesh screens weigh only 1.8–3.0kg per screen, IP67, self-cooling, flame-retardant V-0, Class III, operating temperature -20 to +60°C, lifespan >30,000h. They can be modularly spliced into a full landmark media curtain wall. With 0.3W per pixel, low power consumption is suitable for always-on use. With DMX512, they can work with point lights for city-level synchronized lighting.

05.What should be noted for residential community/residential building lighting? What should I choose?

Residential projects value safety and disturbance control. Point lights with DC12V/24V safety low voltage, IP67, and IK10 impact resistance can create soft dot-matrix ambient lighting in single-color or RGB, without being as glaring as high-power spotlights. Operating temperature -20 to +60°C, lifespan >30,000h, suitable for long-term low-maintenance lighting in residential communities.

06.For multi-building synchronized media facades, can different products be controlled together?

Yes. Both point lights and mesh screens support DMX512 control systems and can be uniformly addressed, coordinating multiple buildings in commercial complexes and municipal building groups (point lights for outlining + mesh screens for video) into a media facade. Point lights use DC12V/24V and mesh screens use DC12V; low-voltage transmission facilitates cross-building wiring and synchronization.