25 Inch Elevator Advertising LCD Panel Bar Display for Wall Media

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Key Specs

Model P/N

HS250S0040

Size

25.0″

Resolution

2560×1080

Brightness

250 (Typ.)(cd/m²)

Viewing Angle

89/89/89/89 (typ., CR≥10)

Connector Type

LVDS (4 ch, 8-bit), 92 pins, connector

Operating Temp

0 ~
50 °C

Overall(mm)

602.2(W)×
271.2(H)×
16.5(D)
Upgrade Options (OEM/ODM)

huisoar

HS250S0040

General Features

Brand

huisoar

Panel Size (inch)

25.0"

Model P/N

HS250S0040

Resolution

2560×1080

Brightness (nits)

250 cd/m² (Typ.)

Viewing Angle

89/89/89/89 (typ., CR≥10)

Contrast Ratio

1000:1 (typ.)

Response Time

14 ms (typ., G to G)

Overall (mm)

602.2(W)×
271.2(H) ×
16.5(D) mm

Active Area (mm)

585.216 × 246.888 mm

Refresh Rate

60Hz

Display Colors

16.7M colors, 99% sRGB

Panel Type

tft-lcd

Connector Type

LVDS (4 ch, 8-bit), 92 pins, connector

Surface Treatment

Anti-glare, 3H hard coating

Operating Temp

0 ~
50 °C

Touchscreen Type

Without Touch

Storage Temp

−20°C to +60°C

Work Mode

AH-IPS, normally black, transmissive

Pixel Format

2560(RGB) × 1080, CSHD, RGB vertical stripe

Input Voltage (V)

10.0 V (typ.)

Weight (g)

2540 g(Typ./Max.)

Operating Environment

Indoor and controlled-light commercial installations g(Typ./Max.)

Designed For

Elevator ads, wall ads, controlled-light commercial media and desk-computer integration

25 Inch Elevator Advertising LCD Panel for Wall Media

The ultra-wide 2560 × 1080 image area supports long-format elevator and wall-media layouts, while the 92-pin LVDS interface keeps the panel ready for custom integration.

Product Summary

The Elevator Advertising LCD Panel provides a 25-inch ultra-wide image platform for elevator cabin media, lift-lobby displays and wall-mounted promotional systems. Its 2560 × 1080 resolution creates a long visual canvas that can accommodate advertising, directional information, building notices and branded content without forcing the layout into a conventional 16:9 screen.

The module uses AH-IPS normally-black transmissive technology, 250 cd/m² typical luminance and a 1000:1 typical contrast ratio. Its native panel interface is a 92-pin, four-channel, 8-bit LVDS connection, and the panel input is 10.0 V typical.

A 92-pin LVDS connector does not guarantee timing, channel mapping, voltage or pin compatibility with another controller.

Key Specifications at a Glance

ParameterConfirmed value
Display size25 inches
Resolution2560 × 1080 pixels
Panel modeAH-IPS, normally black, transmissive
Active area585.216 × 246.888 mm
Module outline602.2 × 271.2 × 16.5 mm
Luminance250 cd/m² typical
Contrast ratio1000:1 typical
Viewing-angle data89/89/89/89° typical, raw sequence
Display colors16.7M colors, 99% sRGB
SurfaceAnti-glare, 3H hard coating
Response time14 ms typical, G-to-G
Frame rate60 Hz
Signal interface92-pin, four-channel, 8-bit LVDS
Panel input10.0 V typical
Backlight15S4P WLED, driver not included
Backlight-life referenceListed 30,000 hours
TouchNon-touch
Weight2.42 kg typical / 2.54 kg maximum
Operating temperature0°C to +50°C
Storage temperature−20°C to +60°C

Ultra-Wide 2560 × 1080 Content for Elevator Media

When the Long Format Is the Right Choice

A long-format panel is useful when the available installation area is wider or taller than a standard monitor window. Elevator walls, cabin headers, corridor bands and narrow media frames often leave insufficient room for a conventional 16:9 display without wasting space or obstructing other equipment.

The 585.216 × 246.888 mm active area gives designers a wide canvas for:

  • Multiple advertising zones
  • Floor and directional information
  • Building announcements
  • Scrolling messages
  • Brand graphics
  • Time and weather widgets
  • Split-screen promotional content

The long geometry is not merely decorative. It allows content architecture to follow the physical installation area.

Native Content Preparation

The native 2560 × 1080 raster should be used to preserve long-format elevator artwork and avoid scaling distortion.

Content teams should prepare templates at the panel’s native resolution rather than stretching a 1920 × 1080 image. A native layout supports sharper typography, cleaner image placement and more predictable zoning.

Before content production begins, define:

  • Horizontal or vertical installation
  • Safe text margins
  • Number of content zones
  • Viewer distance
  • Type size
  • Image-cropping rules
  • Media-player output resolution
  • Rotation handling
  • Emergency-message priority

Optical Performance for Controlled-Light Installations

250 cd/m² Use Boundary

The standard luminance is 250 cd/m² typical. This level is appropriate for controlled-light interiors such as elevator cabins, lift lobbies, indoor corridors and wall-media systems that are not exposed to strong daylight.

A 250 cd/m² panel is intended for controlled-light evaluation and does not establish outdoor or sunlight-readable performance.

When a protective front window is added, delivered brightness can be reduced by transmission losses and reflections. Review the front material, tint, printed border, reflection level and installation lighting before the final optical design is approved.

Projects exposed to direct sun, storefront daylight or strong outdoor ambient light require a separately approved higher-brightness configuration and finished enclosure.

AH-IPS Viewing and Anti-Glare Surface

The AH-IPS normally-black optical structure provides a raw 89/89/89/89° viewing-angle sequence. The exact directional order should be confirmed before assigning left, right, up or down labels.

This wide-view behavior supports public-facing media where passengers approach from different positions. The anti-glare surface and 3H hard coating also help control panel-surface reflections and provide a practical front-surface reference for commercial equipment.

A separate cover glass may change the reflection and haze performance, so the final optical stack must be tested as an assembly.

Integrating the Elevator Advertising LCD Panel

92-Pin Four-Channel LVDS Qualification

The native signal path uses four-channel, 8-bit LVDS through a 92-pin connector. Controller matching should verify:

  • Native 2560 × 1080 timing
  • 60 Hz operation
  • Pixel-clock range
  • Four-channel data mapping
  • 8-bit color convention
  • Complete 92-pin assignment
  • VESA or JEIDA mapping
  • Connector pitch
  • Contact side
  • Cable orientation
  • Grounding and shielding
  • Enable and control signals

Connector count alone is not a compatibility standard. An incompatible voltage, mapping or timing definition can prevent operation or damage the panel.

Panel and WLED Backlight Power

The 10.0 V typical value applies to the panel input. It does not define the complete finished-display power supply.

The 15S4P WLED backlight is identified without an included driver. Engineering review must establish:

  • LED string voltage
  • Current per string
  • Driver output range
  • PWM or analogue dimming
  • Backlight-enable logic
  • Thermal protection
  • Maximum power
  • Required cable and connector

The stated 30,000-hour figure should be treated as a listed reference until its operating current, luminance and temperature conditions are confirmed.

Mechanical and Front-Window Planning

The active image area measures 585.216 × 246.888 mm. The complete panel measures 602.2 × 271.2 × 16.5 mm and weighs 2.42 kg typically, with a stated 2.54 kg maximum.

These values control different design tasks:

  • Active area defines the visible image.
  • Overall dimensions control enclosure clearance.
  • The 16.5 mm depth controls rear spacing.
  • Panel weight controls brackets and structural support.
  • Connector location controls cable routing.
  • Mounting points and keep-out zones require an approved drawing.

The front-window design should also consider transmission, reflection, printed masking, ventilation, service access and the risk of panel stress from an uneven mounting frame.

Controller-Board and Non-Touch Boundaries

The product imagery shows controller-board options with external inputs, but the panel’s confirmed native interface is LVDS.

The controller board and its external ports must be confirmed as a separate ordered item because the panel specification defines LVDS as the native signal interface.

DP, DVI, HDMI-compatible and audio connections should therefore be described only as controller-board functions when the selected quotation includes that hardware.

The standard module is non-touch.

An interactive version would require a separately engineered touch sensor, controller, cover lens, bonding method, cable route and enclosure opening. Optional touch development does not convert the standard non-touch panel into a touchscreen without those additional components.

Recommended OEM Applications

The Elevator Advertising LCD Panel is suited to:

  • Elevator cabin advertising
  • Lift-lobby media
  • Wall-mounted promotional bands
  • Corridor information displays
  • Building-directory media
  • Indoor queue-information screens
  • Narrow commercial signage
  • Desk-computer or monitoring layouts requiring 2560 × 1080

The standard configuration should remain within controlled-light indoor environments. Outdoor-facing use requires separate optical, enclosure and thermal qualification.

Customization and Project Qualification

Project review may cover:

  • LVDS controller matching
  • 92-pin cable definition
  • External-input controller selection
  • WLED backlight-driver design
  • Front cover glass
  • Anti-reflective or anti-glare treatment
  • Optical bonding
  • Enclosure adaptation
  • Mounting brackets
  • Optional touch development
  • Branding and packaging

Logo, packaging and graphic customization are generally evaluated from 1,000 pieces. Engineering customization, samples and standard-module quantities are confirmed separately.

Procurement Checklist

Confirm these items before sample or tooling approval:

  • Whether HS250S0040 differs from HS250S04/TOP250S04
  • Native 2560 × 1080 timing
  • 60 Hz operation
  • Four-channel, 8-bit LVDS mapping
  • Complete 92-pin assignment
  • VESA or JEIDA convention
  • Connector pitch and contact side
  • Cable orientation and length
  • 10.0 V panel input
  • WLED voltage and current
  • Dimming and enable requirements
  • Backlight-driver inclusion
  • Controller-board inclusion
  • Required external ports
  • 585.216 × 246.888 mm active area
  • 602.2 × 271.2 × 16.5 mm enclosure fit
  • 2.42 kg typical mounting load
  • Front-window transmission and reflection
  • Controlled-light 250 cd/m² target
  • Non-touch or custom-touch plan
  • Operating and storage temperatures
  • Compliance-document requirements
  • Sample criteria
  • Order quantity and annual demand
Application Scenarios

FAQ

About 25 Inch Elevator Advertising LCD Panel

When should this panel be selected instead of a standard 16:9 screen?

Select it when the enclosure or content plan benefits from a long 2560 × 1080 canvas. Its 585.216 × 246.888 mm active area supports multi-zone elevator advertising, corridor information and wall-media layouts. A standard 16:9 panel may be more appropriate when the content is mainly conventional video or when the enclosure has a normal monitor-shaped opening.

What must be confirmed before using a 92-pin LVDS controller?

Confirm the native timing, four-channel 8-bit mapping, complete pin assignment, 10.0 V panel input, connector orientation and cable definition. A controller with a 92-pin connector is not automatically compatible. Provide the controller specification and cable drawing before sample power-up so that voltage, timing and data mapping can be reviewed together.

How does 250 cd/m² affect front-window planning?

The 250 cd/m² typical panel is intended for controlled-light installations. A tinted or reflective front window can reduce effective brightness and contrast. Provide the glass transmission, reflection, printed border and installation-light information, then test the assembled unit in the brightest expected condition. Direct-sun or outdoor-facing installations require a separately approved optical configuration.

What is required to add touch or external video inputs?

Touch requires a sensor, touch controller, cover lens, bonding design and a separate touch interface. External DP, DVI or HDMI-compatible inputs require a controller board that converts the incoming signal into the panel’s approved 92-pin LVDS format. Submit the required touch technology and input-port list so the complete system architecture can be reviewed.

Need a custom solution or samples?

Submit Requirements for Engineering Review For an Elevator Advertising LCD Panel evaluation, submit the native 2560 × 1080 timing, complete 92-pin LVDS pin map, 10.0 V panel-power definition, WLED-driver requirements, controller-board scope, enclosure and front-window drawings, installation lighting, touch requirement, sample quantity and annual demand. Engineering review covers duplicate-SKU confirmation, signal compatibility, panel and backlight power, controller conversion, optical performance, mechanical fit, touch integration and feasible customization.
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