How to Scope an EA-iFilm Transparent LED Film Quotation for Glass

Quick answer

For an EA-iFilm transparent LED film quotation, fix the glass opening and application first, then require separate lines for film area, control, power and data, freight, spare film and commissioning. Tie the documented 90% transparency, 5 mm thickness, 6 kg/m² weight, 2,000:1 contrast, 5,000 cd/m² brightness, 140° viewing angle and 3,840 Hz refresh to the exact configuration being quoted, and compare itemized scopes rather than a single total.

Sources used: EA-iFilm specs

Fix the Glass Opening and Application Before Price

Start with the glass, not the headline. EA-iFilm is an indoor LED transparent film screen designed for architectural glass curtain walls, and the source says it can be directly pasted to a glass curtain wall. The same source lists glass curtain walls, glass guardrails, glass windows and shop windows as applications, so the quotation should name the exact application and glass opening before any total is discussed.

For the quote, provide the measured glass opening, number of panes, whether the film covers the full opening or part of it, the nearest viewer position and the main viewing directions. Ask EagerLED to state the film area, module or panel count, and the basis for the 6 kg/m² weight against the offered configuration. If the glass opening is irregular, request a layout-specific quantity rather than treating total glass area as display area.

Build the Quote Around the Documented EA-iFilm Hardware Lines

The EA-iFilm source lists 90% high transparency, a 5 mm ultra-thin cabinet, a 6 kg ultra-lightweight cabinet and a 6 kg/m² weight. It also lists high flexibility for various shapes, 2000:1 contrast, 5000 cd/m² brightness, 140° viewing angle and 3840 Hz refresh. A useful quotation puts these on the configuration line rather than in a general product description, so the buyer can see what is included in the offered build. For related reading on balancing these two goals, see transparent LED transparency vs brightness.

Because the source gives weight as 6 kg/m², ask for total film weight for the actual opening, not just a unit figure. Also ask whether the quote is based on film by area, by module or by panel, and how edges, corners and any cutouts are treated. The source describes the screen as invisible when not playing and says it does not affect indoor lighting, so off-state appearance should be an acceptance item if the glass must remain visually unchanged.

EA-iFilm Quotation Lines and Evidence to Request

Separate Mounting, Control, Power and Freight Scope

Mounting scope is a separate commercial line. The source says EA-iFilm can be directly pasted to the glass curtain wall and is easy to install by sticking to the glass surface directly. The quotation should state whether surface preparation, access equipment, protection and any frame or support item are included, excluded or priced separately. Do not treat the phrase direct pasting as proof that every glass surface or site condition is suitable; ask EagerLED to confirm the actual glass, application and mounting method in writing.

Control, power and data should also be itemized. Ask for separate lines for the control system, power distribution, data distribution, interface with existing building systems, and commissioning. The supplied EA-iFilm page lists Get Quote Now and Get Quote Free calls, so the buyer should expect a project quotation rather than a published price.

Tie Performance and Acceptance to the Quoted Configuration

Tie performance acceptance to the exact configuration. The source lists 5000 cd/m² high brightness, a 2000:1 high contrast rate, a 140° viewing angle vertical and horizontal, and a 3840 Hz high refresh rate. If the glass wall will be filmed or photographed, request an LED screen camera test at the planned capture settings and put the 3840 Hz refresh line on the quoted configuration.

Transparency is also part of the quoted configuration. The source lists 90% high transparency and says the screen is invisible when not playing. Ask EagerLED to state the transparency figure for the offered EA-iFilm build and to define the off-state acceptance condition against the actual glass. Viewing angle should be checked at the real positions where people will stand or walk, because the source lists up to 140° vertical and horizontal.

Compare Offers by Line Item, Not Headline Total

Compare offers line by line. A useful EA-iFilm quotation should let you see film area, performance, mounting, application, control, power and data, freight, spare film and commissioning on separate rows. Use a Compare LED screen quotes checklist so each supplier answers the same questions. This is our purchasing method; it prevents a total from looking comparable when one offer treats the film area or mounting scope as optional.

The source does not set out a spare-film package for EA-iFilm. Ask for spare film or spare modules to be quoted as a separate line tied to the ordered configuration, and ask how an installed film section is reached, removed and replaced after direct pasting. If that service route is unresolved, treat the quotation as provisional.

When to Defer or Narrow the Quotation

Defer the final comparison if the glass opening, application, nearest viewer, mounting suitability or service route remains unresolved. The source supports indoor transparent film use on glass curtain walls, glass guardrails, glass windows and shop windows, but those application categories still need to be matched to the actual site. Ask EagerLED to state which quotation line is provisional and what information is needed to close it.

For shaped or curved glass, the source lists high flexibility for various shapes. That supports asking for a layout-specific film quantity, not assuming a flat glass area can be used for the quote. If the project is camera-facing, confirm the 3840 Hz refresh line; if the priority is off-state appearance, confirm the 90% transparency figure and the invisible-when-not-playing condition for the actual glass.

Glass Scenarios and What to Confirm in the EA-iFilm Quote

Buyer checklist

• Provide the exact glass opening, application and nearest viewing positions before requesting the EA-iFilm quotation.
• Require separate quote lines for film area, control, power and data, freight, spare film and commissioning.
• Put 90% transparency, about 5 mm thickness, 6 kg/m² weight, 5000 cd/m², 2000:1, 140° and 3840 Hz on the configured line.
• Confirm direct pasting to the actual glass and list any excluded surface preparation, access or support items.
• Confirm the application category: glass curtain wall, glass guardrail, glass window or shop window.
• Ask how an installed film section is reached for service and quote spare film tied to the ordered configuration.

Frequently asked questions

What is the first thing to fix in an EA-iFilm glass quotation?

Fix the exact glass opening and application. The source describes EA-iFilm for architectural glass curtain walls and lists glass curtain walls, glass guardrails, glass windows and shop windows as applications. Then ask for film area, performance and mounting lines against that scope.

Does the EA-iFilm page give a price?

The supplied page includes Get Quote Now and Get Quote Free calls, so the buying step is to request an itemized project quotation. Ask for separate lines for film area, control, power and data, freight, spare film and commissioning.

Which EA-iFilm performance figures should appear on the quote?

Ask for 90% transparency, 5000 cd/m² brightness, 2000:1 contrast, 140° vertical and horizontal viewing angle and 3840 Hz refresh to be stated against the offered configuration.

Can EA-iFilm be pasted directly to glass?

The source says it can be directly pasted to a glass curtain wall and is easy to install by sticking to the glass surface directly. Ask EagerLED to confirm the actual glass surface, application and mounting method in writing before ordering.

What should be separate from the display film line?

Ask for control, power and data distribution, mounting preparation and access, freight, spare film and commissioning as separate lines. The source lists quote request calls, so a project quotation should let the buyer see these items individually.

Is EA-iFilm suitable for curved or shaped glass?

The source lists high flexibility for various shapes, so shaped glass is a relevant question. Ask for a layout-specific film quantity and written confirmation for the exact geometry; do not use a flat glass area as the quantity for a shaped build.

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