Answer: You can purchase only the LED modules.
Most LED display manufacturers support the separate sale of LED modules/unit boards, and also offer various supply models such as semi-packaged screens (module + power supply + cabinet + wiring) and turnkey projects. Some manufacturers also provide auxiliary materials such as ribbon cables and power cords for self-assembly customers, and even give away spare modules based on quantity.
This is standard practice in the industry.
Applicable and Inapplicable Scenarios
Applicable: Engineering contractors/integrators with installation and commissioning capabilities; users who need to partially replace/repair existing screens; projects involving irregular/customized splicing.
Inapplicable: End users with high requirements for display consistency, on-site commissioning, system integration, and after-sales support, and who lack a technical team, are advised to choose a full-screen or semi-packaged solution to reduce risks and communication costs.
Key Parameters to Confirm Before Procurement:
Model and Specifications: Clearly define pixel pitch (e.g., P1.25, P2.5, P3, P4…), module size (e.g., P1.25 commonly 200×100mm; P3 commonly 192×192mm), scanning method, refresh rate, grayscale level, brightness, viewing angle, etc., to ensure compatibility with existing systems or enclosures.
Electrical and Interface: Confirm driver IC model, operating voltage/power consumption, data/power wiring sequence and interface type, and compatibility with the control system (sender card/receiver card).
Structure and Protection: Clearly define the enclosure/die-cast aluminum frame, installation method, splicing accuracy, and protection rating (e.g., IP40 is common for indoor use). For outdoor use, pay attention to waterproofing/heat dissipation/lightning protection requirements.
Color Gamut and Consistency: Confirm LED chip brand/batch, mask material, color gamut, and white balance consistency. If necessary, agree on point-by-point calibration and spare parts ratio.
Certification and Warranty: Verify 3C/CE/RoHS certifications, warranty periods and scope, and return/exchange and repair terms.
Procurement and Delivery Recommendations
Scope of Supply and List: Clearly state in the contract whether the supply includes only modules or power supplies/enclosures/cables, as well as the proportion of spare modules and a list of auxiliary materials (ribbon cables, power cords, etc.).
Spare Parts and Acceptance: Agree on the proportion of spare parts based on area or module quantity. Upon arrival, conduct random inspections of module appearance, color difference, defect rate, and basic electrical parameters. Perform on-machine testing if necessary.
Installation and Commissioning: If the manufacturer provides on-site guidance/installation and commissioning, clearly define travel and labor hours; for self-installation, require steel structure drawings, wiring diagrams, commissioning guidelines, and control system parameters.
After-Sales Service and Responsibility: Agree on the warranty period and scope, response time, and repair process; clearly define responsibility for damage caused by parameter mismatch or improper installation.
Common Module Specifications Examples
P1.25 200×100 mm Small pitch, usually with die-cast aluminum cabinet, seamless splicing of the entire screen.
P3 192×192 mm Commonly used indoors, SMD2121 black LED, suitable for conferences/exhibition halls, etc.
The above dimensions and parameters are common industry specifications examples. Specific details are subject to the manufacturer's specifications and contract stipulations.