| Waterproof Protection | IP65 or higher on the front; IP54 or higher on the rear for outdoor installations | Reduces the risk of water and dust damage during rain, cleaning, and long-term outdoor use. | Request an IP test report based on IEC 60529 and confirm whether the rating applies to the complete cabinet or only individual modules. |
| Outdoor Brightness | Approximately 5,000–7,000 nits for direct-sunlight applications | Sufficient brightness keeps content readable under strong daylight without unnecessarily increasing power consumption. | Ask for measured brightness data, test conditions, and a sample showing brightness uniformity at different viewing angles. |
| Pixel Pitch | P2.5–P4 for close viewing; P4–P10 for medium or long-distance viewing | A smaller pixel pitch provides higher image detail, while a larger pitch can reduce purchase and maintenance costs. | Select the pitch according to the minimum viewing distance, screen size, content type, and installation environment. |
| Refresh Rate | At least 3,840 Hz for camera-friendly advertising and event applications | A high refresh rate helps reduce flicker, scan lines, and rolling bars when the screen is recorded by cameras. | Request a video test recorded with a camera and confirm the refresh-rate specification on the technical datasheet. |
| Operating Temperature | Common outdoor target: approximately −20°C to +60°C, depending on configuration | The screen must remain stable in seasonal temperature changes and direct solar heating. | Check the specified operating range, cabinet ventilation design, thermal test records, and local climate suitability. |
| Cabinet Material and Sealing | Corrosion-resistant cabinet with sealed connectors, gaskets, and drainage design | Good mechanical protection improves durability in humid, coastal, dusty, or rainy environments. | Inspect a physical sample and check cabinet thickness, coating method, connector covers, drainage paths, and gasket quality. |
| Power Consumption | Compare both maximum and typical power consumption; include energy-saving options where available | Power consumption affects electrical infrastructure, operating cost, heat generation, and cooling requirements. | Request maximum watts per square metre, typical operating watts per square metre, power-supply efficiency, and test conditions. |
| LED Module and Cabinet Serviceability | Front or rear maintenance access matched to the installation location | Convenient maintenance reduces downtime and labour cost when replacing modules, power supplies, or receiving cards. | Confirm spare-part access, module replacement time, cabinet wiring layout, and availability of maintenance tools. |
| Quality Control and Testing | Documented incoming-material inspection, aging test, waterproof test, and final inspection | A repeatable quality process lowers the risk of dead pixels, colour inconsistency, water ingress, and early failures. | Request a quality-control plan, sample inspection report, aging-test records, and photos or videos of production testing. |
| Warranty and Spare Parts | A clearly written warranty, commonly 2–5 years, with defined exclusions and spare-part support | A transparent warranty clarifies responsibility for manufacturing defects and protects long-term project value. | Review warranty terms, response time, spare-parts pricing, remote support, and the process for handling replacement claims. |
| Compliance Documentation | Relevant safety and electromagnetic-compatibility documentation for the destination market | Correct documentation supports customs clearance, site approval, electrical safety, and project acceptance. | Request applicable certificates and test reports, verify the product model and report dates, and confirm destination-country requirements. |