Component thinking for complete LED displays

We organize the parts that sit behind a working LED screen, from the visible module to the power and control path.

Component thinking for complete LED displays

Start with the display, then define every interface

An LED display is assembled from parts that have to agree electrically, mechanically and visually. Our catalog brings modules, receiving and sending hardware, cabinets, power supplies, HUB boards and cables into one specification conversation. Share the application, screen size and existing components so the right questions can be answered early.

Start with the display, then define every interface
9core component types in this catalog
5component categories
3technical selection guides

What we focus on

Component compatibility

Module pinout, scan mode, card loading and data-cable routing are reviewed together.

Mechanical fit

Cabinet size, module mounting, access direction and alignment influence replacement success.

Power planning

Supply voltage, expected load and connector layout are documented before installation.

Service information

Keep model references and spare-part choices clear for later maintenance.

How a component request takes shape

Identify the screen

Identify the screen

Collect pitch, module dimensions, indoor or outdoor use and service direction.

Verify the interface

Verify the interface

Compare control architecture, HUB pinout, supply voltage and cabinet layout.

Confirm the parts list

Confirm the parts list

Agree on models, quantities and spare units before the order is finalized.

Bring us the details you already have

A photo of the part label, a wiring diagram or a cabinet drawing is a useful place to begin.

Discuss Your Display