NEWS

1. The Dual Challenge of Display Requirements and Building Lighting

In commercial complexes, office buildings, and public buildings, outdoor display systems not only serve the functions of information display and brand communication but also need to harmonize with the architectural space design. Traditional outdoor display screens often block natural light, affecting indoor lighting, which is particularly evident in glass curtain wall structures. Balancing display effectiveness and lighting requirements has become a key issue in practical applications.

2. Space Integration Through High-Transparency Structure

Outdoor transparent LED screens, through a hollowed-out pixel layout, significantly increase overall light transmittance while maintaining image integrity. Natural light can pass through the screen into the interior, allowing the building facade to achieve harmony between displayed content and spatial transparency, making it particularly suitable for commercial storefronts, curtain wall advertising, and urban landscape displays.

3. Coordination of Display Effects and Sunlight Environment

In bright outdoor environments, transparent display screens, through reasonable brightness and contrast design, ensure that content is clearly visible during the day; nighttime display is softer, avoiding visual interference caused by excessive brightness, making the overall display more compliant with urban nightscape management requirements.

4. Balanced Design of Installation Location and Screen Density

In actual projects, choosing the appropriate installation height, viewing distance, and screen pixel density is equally important. Through scientific planning, information readability can be ensured without affecting natural lighting, allowing the display effect and building function to coexist in the long term.

5. A Solution that Balances Aesthetics and Practicality

Overall, outdoor transparent LED screens provide modern architecture with an outdoor display solution that combines display value and spatial transparency, meeting the dual needs of commercial display and building lighting.