Outdoor module protection, high-temperature module burn-in and full-screen correction are documented in the factory catalogue. Match the inspection plan to the selected display.
Test duration, tolerances and acceptance limits belong to the selected model and order. Confirm them in writing before production.
Quality control begins with the material procurement and production configuration described in the catalogue.
Automatic glue dispensing is followed by waterproof inspection for outdoor modules. The selected product determines the applicable protection specification.
The catalogue specifies at least 72 hours of high-temperature module burn-in to expose early faults. This is a module procedure, not a blanket duration for every finished-screen test.
The assembled screen undergoes pixel-by-pixel correction and color, grayscale and signal stress testing to review uniformity and display behavior.
Compare the selected display format and agree the evidence, installation information and supplied equipment that will accompany the order.
Ask for the model reference, issuing organization, document scope and destination applicability. A document for a different configuration does not establish the performance of your screen.
Compare display directions and prepare a clear project brief.
