Checks Before an LED Display Leaves the Factory
Pre-shipment work is used to confirm that the supplied display matches the agreed project configuration and that cabinets, modules and control components operate together. The exact inspection plan depends on the product and order scope.
Typical Checkpoints
Order and bill-of-material review.
Module and cabinet appearance check.
Power, signal and communication checks.
Screen operation, color and content playback checks.
Aging or continuous-operation checks according to the production plan.
Accessory, label, packing and shipment list review.
Records for Project Coordination
Where required, photos, video, packing lists and configuration records can be organized for buyer confirmation. Buyers should state any third-party inspection, witness test or document requirement before production so it can be included in the agreed delivery scope.
Note:This information is published by MINSON LED. Product parameters, configuration and engineering conditions should be verified against the applicable specification, drawings and confirmed project documents.
