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Direct View LED Video Walls (DvLED)



Direct view LED video (DvLED) walls are finding their way into corporate environments rapidly, replacing LCD walls. These fantastic tools for your brand can make a significant impact across your organization in spaces like the lobby, executive boardroom or other large meeting spaces. Many organizations are using them to create more immersive meetings as well. This blog will highlight key cost and performance tradeoffs that need to be considered when evaluating a low-cost option. Specifically, the quality of DvLED components and the ability of the manufacturer to service your wall.To get more news about Transparent LED Window, you can visit htj-led.com official website.

A few key factors are driving direct view LED wall adoption. First, its large canvas and the ability to create the right ambiance make it the ideal technology to deliver a better branded experience. The images are truly seamless, with no bezels/mullions between the panels of the display to distract the viewer. DvLED can be scaled to any shape or size. Also, content looks great from any angle; it’s much brighter, and provides higher levels of contrast to create a better viewing experience.
DvLED Manufacturer Landscape Is Like The Wild West
But the LED video wall industry is far from mature. In many respects it is still the wild west. Without the right guidance and selection criteria, you could end up making some costly and painful mistakes. With an overwhelming array of choices and a lack of standards, the resulting confusion is driving buyers to reevaluate their partners to ensure successful deployments of Direct View LED. How do you separate the best DvLED suppliers from the worst, especially with so many suppliers white-labeling their offerings, preventing the buyer from knowing more about the manufacturing process, quality of product, serviceability, and its track record?

It is no surprise that cost is a major factor influencing the purchase decision. With direct view LED video walls, you get what you pay for, and if it seems too good to be true, it probably is. The initial sticker price is but one part of the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO). But moreover, the value created (or destroyed) by having your brand consistently displayed in high quality (or inconsistently displayed with malfunctioning hardware) needs to be considered. Consider the full equation >> Value / TCO. The operational costs for a low-quality solution can be significant (e.g., warranty support, spare parts, and quick access to application engineering resources). And true value lies in having an exceptional visual communication tool that is robustly supported and maintained with high quality products and services.
Price/Use case are major factors that help guide the tradeoff discussion between quality of product, serviceability, performance, and longevity. Below are a number of factors to understand when evaluating DvLED suppliers before choosing a low- priced solution.

It is impressive how quickly the LED industry has grown over the last 10 years. Asia continues to be the manufacturing hub. There are hundreds of LED wall manufacturers and thousands of LED component manufacturers. As you would expect, there is a wide spectrum of high quality to low quality products. When buying a direct view LED video wall, we recommend you not trip over dollars to pick up nickels, and go with well-known manufacturers that use quality components and have demonstrated support histories.

But with most manufacturers located in China how do you even know the product you buy is coming from a credible company that will be around for the life of your wall? You want to be sure that your local collaboration partner or AV integrator is showing you the best product, not just the ones that benefit them. There are some easy things you can do.

First, examine the manufacturers website and look for clues like case studies and testimonials in your region that are referenceable. Make sure there are product spec sheets to review. Be sure to request detailed information on the manufacturer making the product, If it is a white-labeled product. A credible manufacturer will have product offerings to accommodate a wide spectrum of applications and budgets, and a commitment for continuous measurable improvements (CMI).