Transparent LED film. Make the glass work harder.

Measure the clear width and height of each pane, not only the total storefront opening. Send a straight-on photo showing mullions, edge clearance and a possible cable route. We compare those dimensions with the standard module for your chosen pitch, then prepare a preliminary layout and cut list. The final billable area and any custom-size charge follow the approved drawing.

It can be specified for sun-facing glass, but brightness alone cannot guarantee a readable image at every hour. All pitches have a 2,000-nit base and a 4,000-nit option; P10 can reach 4,500 nits. Glass tint, reflection, orientation, viewing distance and content contrast matter as much as the rating. Share a daytime site photo so the brightness choice is grounded in the actual window.

Yes, a capable local sign or AV installer can carry out the work with the installation guide and a coordinated wiring plan. The process includes glass cleaning, positioning, wet application, air removal, joining modules and allowing 8–24 hours for drying. Electrical connection and commissioning need appropriate local expertise. For a first installation, ask us to review the pane layout and install sequence before the team starts.

First isolate whether the issue is power, the sending/receiving chain or one film module. A faulty module can be replaced without rebuilding the full glass area, provided access and cable routing were planned at the design stage. Keep the approved module map and matching spares with the project records. DOIT VISION's two-year warranty and the agreed service route define how replacement parts are supplied.

Yes, a sound film sheet can be moved and re-bonded using the double-sided tape supplied for that purpose. Removal may slightly deform the sheet, so the film, LED paths and glass surface should be inspected before reapplication. Old adhesive needs careful cleaning and a fresh tape layer. The practical number of reuse cycles depends on handling and condition; we review that for the actual project.

The calculator provides a USD planning reference for P4 through P20 at the selected brightness, EXW Shenzhen. It includes the film, power supplies, receiving cards, wiring needed to illuminate the display and standard cartons. The sending controller, custom-size setup, upgraded packing, freight and local installation are additional. Final chargeable area and scope follow the approved module layout and project quotation.

Start with the closest viewer and the image detail needed there, then check transparency and budget. P4 and P5 carry more pixels for closer viewing; P6.25 and P8 balance detail with a wider viewing zone; P10 offers at least 93% transparency and suits many larger windows. P6 is often used as a search term, but the current standard in this range is P6.25. A site photo makes the choice more precise.

The quoted figures are minimum open-area values by model: at least 90% for P4 through P8, 93% for P10, 94% for P15 and 95% for P20. A five-point difference is noticeable in how much LED structure remains on the glass, but content, background light and viewing angle also change the impression. Compare actual off-state samples and an illuminated test before fixing a pitch on an important façade.

Standard supplier packing is eight modules per carton, approximately 108×48×40 cm and 23 kg. Wooden and flight-case options are quoted when the route or handling risk calls for them. The final shipment list should state module count, carton count, gross weight, spares and the receiving contact. Confirm the crate plan after the module layout is approved, especially for long-distance or multi-site deliveries.

Long-term performance depends on a stable power and signal design, suitable indoor conditions, clean glass bonding and access for maintenance. The TF series is IP31, so the film belongs on the dry interior side of the glass rather than in weather exposure. DOIT VISION provides a two-year customer warranty. For procurement, request the operating plan, spare-module list and model-matched technical documents with the quote.

LED film is a thin, adhesive PET layer applied directly to suitable glass; LED holographic uses a framed LED-strip structure. Film is generally the more direct retrofit choice when the existing pane and open sightline are central to the brief. Holographic can be considered when its framed structure and closer-viewing presentation fit the design. Compare the mounting detail, transparency and service route, not only the product names.

Use a media source such as a computer or media player, a compatible sending controller, receiving cards and the film modules. Novastar and Colorlight are the standard control routes for this series. The final controller depends on the total pixel load, input type and whether several glass zones need synchronized content. The quotation should name the sending hardware, cabling and handover workflow so the local integrator knows exactly what to connect.

LED film is engineered to remain transparent, flexible and adhesive on glass, which changes the substrate, circuit layout, connections and installation method. A conventional opaque cabinet can use a rigid frame and denser material without protecting a clear sightline. Compare the full project scope: if you already have usable glass and want to preserve the view, film may avoid structural work that a cabinet wall would require.