EA-DCan Can LED vs EA3DiP1 Four-Sided Poster for a Retail Brand Object

Quick answer

If the retail brand object must be a walk-around display, choose EA3DiP1: its 680 × 680 × 1,920 mm four-sided indoor cabinet is documented with 360° visibility, 170° viewing angle, P1.25–P1.86, 600 cd/m², front service and 125 kg caster mobility. If it must look like a literal can, EA-DCan is the named format, but request dimensions, pitch, brightness, service and control because the supplied passages do not document them.

Sources used: EA3DiP1 specs

What the supplied evidence supports for each format

EA3DiP1 is the supplied evidence’s detailed option. It is documented as a four-sided indoor 3D LED poster for shopping malls, exhibitions, theater lobbies and branded retail spaces, with a 680 × 680 × 1,920 mm cabinet, 360° visibility, a 170° viewing angle and flexible modules that wrap around all four vertical corners. The same source lists P1.25, P1.56 and P1.86 pitches, 600 cd/m², 10,000:1 contrast, 16-bit grayscale and 3,840 Hz across the series.

EA-DCan Indoor Can LED Screen appears in related-product lists on the EA3DiP1 and EA1920iP5 pages, but the supplied passages do not include an EA-DCan specification section. A retail buyer therefore has two different evidence situations: EA3DiP1 can be compared on documented format, viewing, pitch, service and control, while EA-DCan must be scoped through written supplier information before it can be treated as a literal can-shaped brand object.

Viewer direction, shape and floor planning

Viewer direction is the first practical split. EA3DiP1 is designed for visitors approaching from multiple angles, with 360° visibility and a 170° viewing angle. All four faces can show synchronized content, or the configured control system can send independent signals to each screen. It is intended for open floor plans with viewing traffic from several directions, so it fits a mall atrium, retail island or exhibition aisle where shoppers can circulate.

A literal can-shaped object has a different planning question. The name EA-DCan Indoor Can LED Screen signals a can format, but the supplied evidence does not document its dimensions, face count, corner construction or viewing direction. Before comparing it with EA3DiP1, ask for the exact cabinet drawing, footprint, silhouette, viewer approach and floor-loading information. If the brand object must read as a physical can from several angles, that documentation is the first gate.

EA-DCan and EA3DiP1 retail brand object decision comparison

Pitch, brightness and close-range content

EA3DiP1 pitch options are P1.25, P1.56 and P1.86. Every configuration provides 600 cd/m² brightness, 10,000:1 contrast, 16-bit grayscale, HDR support and a 3,840 Hz refresh rate, so the pitch choice is about pixel density and content detail rather than a documented brightness upgrade. Use EA3DiP1 pitch selection as a planning step, then confirm the quoted pitch against the closest shopper and the smallest text or product detail.

For EA-DCan, request the same class of figures before any visual comparison: pixel pitch options, brightness, contrast, grayscale, refresh rate, viewing angle, module type and operating conditions. Because the supplied passages do not list those values, treat any proposed EA-DCan pitch or brightness as a supplier confirmation item, not as published evidence.

Service access, mobility and content control

EA3DiP1 service and mobility are documented. Display modules and key components are accessible from the front, so technicians can inspect, maintain or replace modules without rear service clearance. The base includes quiet universal caster wheels, and the unit weighs 125 kg for repositioning between indoor locations. Content control supports independent signal input for all four screens, switching between single-screen and four-screen playback modes, remote monitoring, scheduled power-on and power-off, and wireless mobile content management subject to the configured control system.

For EA-DCan, request a service route drawing, module access method, cabinet weight, handling arrangement and control topology. Ask which playback modes, inputs, CMS functions and audio features are included in the quoted configuration. Those answers determine whether the can-shaped object can be operated and maintained in a retail environment without assumptions.

Site checks and quotation scope before ordering

Before production, the EA3DiP1 source advises confirming viewing distance, content perspective, floor loading, power, signal routing and maintenance access. For naked-eye 3D, the effect without glasses depends on content prepared with the correct perspective for the installation’s viewing zones, together with the continuous corners and 170° viewing angle. Confirm who prepares that perspective content and how it is quoted.

For EA-DCan, use a written EA-DCan quote scope to force the same decisions into the open: cabinet dimensions, shape, pitch, brightness, refresh, service, mobility, control and delivery. Without those lines, an offer for a can-shaped object cannot be compared with an EA3DiP1 four-sided poster on like-for-like inclusions.

For EA3DiP1, put the EA3DiP1 quotation scope in writing so the four-sided cabinet, exact pitch, content preparation, control package, floor loading checks and service route are visible before comparison. That is our purchasing method, not a manufacturer requirement; it keeps the decision on documented scope rather than the model name alone.

Retail scenario choice and first confirmation

Buyer checklist

• Decide first whether the retail brand object must be a literal can shape or a four-sided walk-around poster; EA3DiP1 evidence covers the latter.
• For EA-DCan, request cabinet dimensions, face count, viewing direction, pitch, brightness, refresh, service route, weight, mobility and control in writing.
• For EA3DiP1, confirm the 680 × 680 × 1,920 mm cabinet, 360° visibility, 170° viewing angle, quoted pitch and 600 cd/m² in the exact configuration.
• For EA3DiP1, confirm front-service route, 125 kg handling, caster mobility, floor loading, power and signal routing.
• Put playback modes, remote management and content preparation on separate quotation lines for either format.

Frequently asked questions

Which format is documented for a retail brand object shoppers walk around?

EA3DiP1 is documented as a four-sided indoor 3D LED poster for branded retail and exhibition spaces. It provides 360° visibility, a 170° viewing angle, P1.25–P1.86 pitch options, 600 cd/m², 10,000:1 contrast, 16-bit grayscale and 3,840 Hz across the series, plus front service and caster mobility for a 125 kg unit.

What is documented about EA-DCan Indoor Can LED Screen?

The supplied passages name EA-DCan Indoor Can LED Screen in related-product lists, but they do not include an EA-DCan specification section. Request dimensions, shape, face count, pitch, brightness, refresh, service access, weight, mobility and control before treating it as a literal can-shaped retail object.

Can EA3DiP1 create naked-eye 3D by itself?

No. The source states the naked-eye 3D effect without glasses is created when content is prepared with the correct perspective for the installation’s viewing zones, together with the continuous corners and 170° viewing angle. Confirm who prepares that perspective content and whether it is included in the quotation.

How should service access be compared between EA3DiP1 and EA-DCan?

EA3DiP1 has front-service module access without rear service clearance, so it can sit close to walls, fixtures or pedestrian routes. For EA-DCan, ask for the service route, module removal method and clearance needs for the exact can-shaped cabinet before comparing the two.

What should be included in the quotation for either format?

Put the cabinet or can shape, exact pitch, brightness, content preparation, control package, playback modes, service route, mobility items and delivery on separate lines. For EA-DCan, state every requested specification because the supplied passages do not document them; for EA3DiP1, confirm the four-sided cabinet, front service and 125 kg handling.

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