Adjusting module size according to installation space

Viewing Angle
- Outdoor screens should have a wide viewing angle of 140°-160° horizontally and 120°-140° vertically to ensure a good visual experience for viewers in different positions.
- The wider the viewing angle, the more people are covered, but brightness uniformity may decrease.

Customization
- Manufacturers offer various customization services, including:
Size of the cabinet: Adjusting module size according to installation space.
Shape: Supporting curved, circular, and other irregular designs to enhance creativity.
Function: Integrating additional modules such as touch interaction and environmental monitoring.

Maintenance
- Choosing screens with modular design and front maintenance structure can reduce later costs:
Modular: When a single module is damaged, there is no need to replace the entire screen.
Front maintenance: Maintenance can be done from the front of the screen without dismantling the rear structure.

Content Playback
- Equipped with professional playback systems, supporting:
Multi-format compatibility: Video, images, text, animation, etc.
Live broadcasting: Live sports, news, and other dynamic content.
Remote management: Controlling multiple screens synchronously or playing split screens via the cloud.

Comprehensive Consideration Factors
- Budget: High-resolution, large-size, and high-brightness models are more expensive, and a balance between performance and cost is needed.
- Viewing distance: Choose pixel pitch based on the average distance between viewers and the screen (e.g., P4 for close distance, P10 for long distance).
- Environmental conditions: Rainy areas require IP68 protection, and high-light areas require higher brightness.
- Content type: Dynamic video requires a high refresh rate, while static text can have lower specifications.