1. Site Survey: Conduct a detailed site analysis to ensure ideal installation conditions.
Before installation, thoroughly assess the site. Consider lighting—high brightness screens are crucial in strong light to prevent visibility issues. Ensure a clear line of sight so your audience can easily view the content without obstructions. Determine the proper height and angle.
2. Compliance Approval: Obtain all necessary approvals for legal proceedings.
Submit your installation application and detailed plans to local authorities including urban management and planning departments. Include details on the screen's location, size, content, and energy usage. Once approved, proceed confidently, avoiding unauthorized removals.
3. Steel Structure Design: Ensure a robust design for safety and durability.
Design should consider wind load, waterproofing, and dustproofing, with sealing strips. Implement lightning protection with rods and strips, and ensure solid grounding. Have the design reviewed by relevant authorities to certify compliance and obtain approved drawings.
4. Waterproof and Moisture-Proof: Shield the screen from environmental impacts.
Seal the screen body and building joints using waterproof glue, ensuring a protection level no less than IP65/IP54. Integrate a drainage channel to efficiently discharge water, preventing moisture-induced electrical failures.
5. Ventilation and Heat Dissipation: Ensure effective temperature regulation.
The screen generates heat during operation, and inadequate dissipation in hot conditions can cause malfunctions. Equip large or expansive LED screens with air conditioning to promote air circulation, ensuring optimal performance.
6. Select High-Quality Screen Components for Top Performance.
Ensure lamp beads have a brightness of ≥5000 nits with automatic dimming, ensuring visibility in bright light while reducing light pollution. Use industrial-grade chips for weather resistance and temperature adaptability.
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