Requirement brief
Contact Transparent Led Display Sourcing with the open fields
Use the form to start factory-quote coordination. There is no public street counter on this site, and no phone number is published because none is on file. The next step is a written brief, then a check for missing specifications.
- Application
- Glass, atrium, shelter or exhibition, plus viewing distance.
- Specification
- Pitch range, brightness question, dimensions, indoor or outdoor rating, control, mounting and service access.
- Quantity and destination
- Cabinets or square metres, US city, and the requested timing window.
- Files after submit
- Drawings and photos can be sent once we reply. The form itself has no upload field.
- Optional budget
- Currency and per-unit or whole-order basis. A supplier preference is a buyer choice, not a rated score.
What happens after you send it
- We read the product family, quantity, destination and timing.
- We list gaps in pitch, power, control and evidence before any factory is asked to price.
- Factories that receive the brief are asked for one model and a deviation note.
- Offers are compared only where the scope matches. No reply-time promise is stated.
Read the procurement brief if you want the longer checklist first.
Write the glass opening in millimetres if you have it, and say whether service access is from the tenant side or from a lift. If the control system is already in the building, name the signal type you can provide and mark the processor as buyer-supplied. If power at the disconnect is unknown, say so rather than copying a showroom voltage. A premium, mid-range or budget-friendly preference only tells us how to group factory replies. It does not rank a supplier, and you can leave it undecided.
After the note arrives, missing pitch, brightness test basis, packing or Incoterm stay listed as open questions. We do not fill those cells from a public family page. Factory documents, when a supplier sends them, stay tied to the model named in that reply.