LED display modules are widely used in various applications, from outdoor LED billboards to indoor LED screens. However, like any electronic device, they are prone to wear and tear over time. Fortunately, many common issues, such as broken LED beads or malfunctioning rows of lights, can be repaired with the right tools and techniques. In this blog, we’ll walk you through two typical repair scenarios for LED display modules and guide you on the necessary steps to get them functioning again.

When integrating LED displays into church settings, several design considerations are essential for ensuring both functionality and aesthetics. Follow me to learn these 10 tips.

GOB, which stands for Glue On Board, is a manufacturing process primarily used in the production of display panels, particularly for OLED and LED screens. The GOB process involves applying a layer of protective resin or glue over the LED chips to secure them onto the display panel, providing physical protection while enhancing the performance and durability of the screen.

You may know that LED displays are installed and controlled in different ways, but the most critical difference is indoor and outdoor. This is the