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21.5 Inch Wide Temperature Industrial LCD Signage Display for Kiosks
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21.5 Inch Wide Temperature Industrial LCD Signage Display for Kiosks
A 21.5-inch Full HD panel with 1000 cd/m² luminance pairs with VGA, AV and USB playback control for signage evaluation.
Product Summary
The Wide Temperature Industrial LCD Signage Display gives integrators a practical 21.5-inch Full HD platform for kiosk, retail-media and commercial information-display projects. Its 1920 × 1080 native format supports standard digital content, while 1000 cd/m² typical luminance provides a stronger optical starting point for bright commercial environments. The display connects through a 30-pin, two-channel, 8-bit LVDS interface and is paired with a controller that provides VGA, AV and USB functions.
The configuration also includes the controller board, inverter board, LVDS cable, wired keypad and remote controller, providing a defined hardware set for engineering evaluation.
Key Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Display size | 21.5 inches |
| Native resolution | 1920 × 1080 pixels |
| Display mode | AHVA, normally black, transmissive |
| Luminance | 1000 cd/m² typical |
| Contrast ratio | 1000:1 typical |
| Viewing data | 89° / 89° / 89° / 89° typical at CR ≥20 |
| Active area | 476.064 × 267.786 mm |
| Display outline | 487.664 × 279.286 × 1.29 mm |
| Panel interface | LVDS, 2-channel, 8-bit, 30-pin |
| Panel input | 5.0 V typical |
| Backlight | WLED |
| Controller | VS-V59AV-V2 |
| Controller functions | VGA, AV and USB |
| Controller board size | 122 × 52 × 17 mm |
| Controller supply | 12 V DC, more than 2 A |
| Standby | <1 W |
Full HD Format for Kiosk and Commercial Signage
21.5 Inch Canvas for Standard 1080p Media
Native 1920 × 1080 resolution allows signage designers to prepare standard Full HD artwork, information screens, promotional video and menu-style content without converting the system to an unusual aspect ratio.
The 476.064 × 267.786 mm active area also provides a useful visual surface for compact kiosks, retail information points and other applications where a large commercial monitor would consume too much enclosure space.
1000 cd/m² for Bright Commercial Environments
The fixed 1000 cd/m² typical luminance gives the panel greater headroom than an ordinary low-brightness indoor screen. It can therefore be evaluated for bright retail interiors, customer-facing equipment and sheltered installations with stronger ambient illumination.
Final readability still depends on the front window. Cover material, reflection, air gap, viewing position and ambient lighting must be evaluated with the completed assembly.
Wide Temperature Industrial LCD Signage Display Integration
30-Pin LVDS Requires Complete Signal Qualification
The panel connection uses two-channel, 8-bit LVDS through a 30-pin connector.
A matching 30-pin connector does not establish compatibility with another panel or controller. Native timing, panel voltage, channel mapping, bit convention, complete pin assignment, connector orientation and controller firmware must all match before a replacement or alternate host can be released.
VGA, AV and USB Are Controller-Side Functions
VGA, AV and USB belong to the controller architecture; the LCD itself remains an LVDS panel.
This distinction matters in system design. External content reaches the controller first, and the controller then drives the panel through its defined LVDS connection. Host-side input compatibility and panel-side electrical compatibility therefore need separate validation.
Controller and Local Playback Capabilities
USB Video for Local Playback
USB video support gives this kit a useful route for local media evaluation where a separate host computer is unnecessary. It can simplify proof-of-concept signage testing and basic local content playback.
USB support should not be interpreted as proof of a complete content-management platform. File formats, automatic looping, scheduling, startup behavior and update workflow should be confirmed for the ordered controller revision before production.
PAL and NTSC AV Source Handling
The AV function is specified for PAL and NTSC compatibility. This provides an additional legacy-video route for projects that still need composite-video integration alongside VGA and USB.
For production release, the actual content source, video standard and required controller behavior should be included in the qualification checklist.
Separate Panel and Controller Power Domains
5.0 V Panel Input and 12 V Controller Supply
The LCD panel has a 5.0 V typical input, while the controller configuration requires a separate 12 V DC supply rated above 2 A.
These are different electrical domains and should not be merged into a single specification. The listed standby value below 1 W describes only the no-signal standby condition; it does not establish the maximum operating power of the complete display assembly.
Mechanical Planning for OEM Integration
Active Area, Cell Outline and Controller Clearance
The active image area is 476.064 × 267.786 mm, while the display outline is 487.664 × 279.286 × 1.29 mm. The controller board adds a separate 122 × 52 × 17 mm hardware volume.
An enclosure design therefore needs to account for the visual opening, display perimeter, controller clearance, cable bend space, inverter-board position, keypad routing and access to the selected video/media inputs.
Wide-Temperature Qualification Must Use Production Data
Wide-temperature positioning should be released against the approved environmental data for the complete 1000 cd/m² production assembly.
The ordered LCD/backlight revision, controller board, inverter, cables and enclosure can each affect the finished operating limits. A wide-temperature requirement should therefore be defined numerically by the buyer and checked against approved production documentation instead of assuming a temperature range from another panel in the same size class.
Application Fit
The Wide Temperature Industrial LCD Signage Display is best aligned with protected kiosks, retail-media panels, commercial information screens, promotional displays and equipment interfaces where Full HD content, 1000 cd/m² luminance and flexible controller-side media inputs are useful.
It should not be treated as a finished weatherproof outdoor monitor without separately qualified enclosure, sealing, front optics, thermal design and environmental limits.
Configuration and Customization
Controller revision and firmware, complete LVDS mapping, cable configuration, wide-temperature grade, VGA/AV/USB workflow, cover glass, AR/AG evaluation, optical bonding, enclosure adaptation, mounting and optional touch development can be reviewed for a defined project.
Custom configurations are generally reviewed from 500 pieces, subject to tooling requirements, material availability and the requested specification. Sample and standard-kit quantities are confirmed separately.
Procurement Checklist
Before approving the Wide Temperature Industrial LCD Signage Display, confirm native 1920 × 1080 timing, complete 30-pin two-channel 8-bit LVDS mapping, connector orientation, 5.0 V panel requirements, WLED/inverter requirements, controller revision, VGA/AV/USB source workflow, USB playback requirements, 12 V DC power capacity, controller-board clearance, active area, display outline, front-window optics, required operating/storage temperatures, mounting, sample quantity and annual demand.
FAQ
About 21.5 Inch Wide Temperature Industrial LCD Signage Display
What must be checked before replacing another 30-pin LVDS panel with this kit?
How do VGA, AV and USB relate to the panel-side LVDS connection?
When is USB playback sufficient instead of a separate media player?
Why are both 5.0 V and 12 V specified?
What documentation is required before releasing this assembly as wide-temperature?
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