EA1000TOF2 Quotation Scope: IP65, Cabinet Weight and Service Access

Quick answer

For an EA1000TOF2 fixed outdoor transparent LED screen, treat IP65, cabinet weight and rear-access maintenance as separate priced and verified lines. Ask EagerLED to name the selected 1000 × 500 mm, 1000 × 750 mm or 1000 × 1000 mm cabinet, its documented weight, the IP65 basis, the rear-access service route, the destination operating-temperature range, and separate mounting, control, spare-module and freight scope. The quotation should let you check the delivered configuration, not just a model name. (1)

Start with the selected cabinet size and documented weight

The EA1000TOF2 is offered with 1000 × 1000 mm, 1000 × 750 mm and 1000 × 500 mm cabinet options. EagerLED documents cabinet weights from 8.5 to 15.8 kg across those configurations. The 1000 × 1000 mm aluminum cabinet is listed at 15.8 kg and approximately 80 mm thick, while the 1000 × 500 mm and 1000 × 750 mm options are listed at 8.5 kg and 12.5 kg respectively. Those figures are hardware details for the named cabinet sizes, not a mounting or load rating. When you compare LED screen quotes, ask for the exact cabinet size, weight per cabinet and quantity on one line. (1)

A quotation that gives only a model name or a square-metre rate does not show which cabinet is priced. The buyer cannot check handling, support planning or spare fit against the order. Our advice is to make cabinet size and weight a required line, then keep the support structure and installation method on separate lines because the documented cabinet weight does not establish a structural limit or rigging method. Ask EagerLED to confirm the configuration you intend to buy in writing. (1)

The selected cabinet also carries the documented display attributes. EA1000TOF2 is described with 60% transparency and available configurations providing 4,500–5,000 cd/m² brightness. Its refresh rate is listed at at least 3,840 Hz. A usable quotation should attach those values to the chosen cabinet size and configuration rather than stating a broad model range. Request the brightness and transparency figure that applies to the quoted cabinet, and ask whether the proposed content and viewing position suit that configuration. (1)

How to treat IP65 in the EA1000TOF2 quotation

EagerLED documents the EA1000TOF2 as IP65-rated for outdoor use. The source states that fully sealed LED beads and silicone-encapsulated PCBs support that rating and that the model is designed for permanent outdoor installations exposed to dust and rain. The specified operating temperature range is -20°C to +50°C. If your project is still weighing indoor vs outdoor LED cabinets, that documented outdoor scope is the relevant starting point for the EA1000TOF2. (1)

The quotation should separate the IP65 rating from the site conditions around it. IP65 describes the cabinet’s documented dust and water protection; it does not by itself state how the mounting structure, rear connections, drainage or maintenance route are handled for a particular facade. Ask EagerLED to state the IP65 basis for the exact cabinet and to list the mounting and service assumptions that remain with the buyer or installer. Keep that answer next to the display line. (1)

Operating temperature deserves its own line because the destination climate can make a model unsuitable. The EA1000TOF2 source lists -20°C to +50°C. Ask the supplier to confirm that this range matches the destination’s expected conditions and duty cycle. If it does not, the quotation should be treated as unresolved until the supplier states a written position. This is a purchasing check, not a claim that every outdoor site falls outside the documented range. (1)

EA1000TOF2 quotation lines and evidence to request

Rear-access maintenance is a design condition

EagerLED states that the EA1000TOF2 has rear-access maintenance and an openable rear cover that gives technicians direct access to internal components. The rear-service design is described as suited to fixed outdoor projects where the back of the cabinet remains accessible. For a facade or architectural display, that makes rear clearance part of the product fit, not a detail to resolve after purchase. (1)

Our advice is to link the rear-access description to a service-response agreement before the order is final. The quotation should state how modules, power and control components are reached once the screen is installed, and what clearance the service route needs. Ask the supplier to confirm the answer for the exact cabinet size and mounting method. The point is to make the maintenance path checkable rather than relying on the phrase rear-access maintenance. (1)

Rear access also affects cabinet choice. If the selected facade has no usable rear space, the buyer should pause and ask whether the documented rear-service design can be reconciled with the actual site. If it cannot, the quotation may need a different configuration or a different product scope. Do not assume that the openable rear cover can be used from the front or that the published rear service route exists on every installation. (1)

Separate mounting, control, spares and freight lines

Our purchasing method is to require separate quotation lines for mounting structure, control, spare modules and freight. A single installed price can hide which party supplies the support steel, the control system, the sending and receiving equipment, and the delivery scope. For an EA1000TOF2 fixed outdoor transparent screen, those lines should sit beside the cabinet and display configuration, not inside a blended rate. That lets you compare proposals on the same display before comparing the surrounding scope. (1)

Put spare modules on their own line and match them to the exact cabinet size and configuration. The EA1000TOF2 source documents multiple cabinet sizes and weights, plus available configurations with different brightness values. A spare package that does not identify the cabinet and configuration it fits is difficult to check against the order. Ask EagerLED to state which spare modules, power supplies and receiving cards are included or quoted separately for the selected build. (1)

Freight and control are also configuration-sensitive. The quotation should name the shipping destination, the control system, and the party responsible for commissioning and content playback. The EA1000TOF2 source gives a specified operating temperature range of -20°C to +50°C and a request-a-quote route, but it does not list every commercial inclusion. Treat those inclusions as written scope questions for EagerLED rather than as assumptions from the product page. (1)

Separate scope lines for an EA1000TOF2 quotation

Match the quote to a fixed outdoor facade, not a rental build

EagerLED describes the EA1000TOF2 as a fixed outdoor transparent LED screen for facade and architectural display installations that require high brightness without completely blocking the view behind the screen. The documented 60% transparency and IP65 rating support that application context. Use an Outdoor LED Screen Price method to budget the outdoor structure, weather protection and power scope around the display, not just the cabinet line. (1)

A fixed installation changes the service question. The rear-access design is described for fixed outdoor projects where the back of the cabinet remains accessible. That fits a facade with a technical corridor, riser or rear room better than a single-sided wall with no service side. If the back is inaccessible, the buyer should ask EagerLED how the installed screen would be maintained before accepting the configuration. (1)

The cabinet size should follow the facade module and handling plan. The 1000 × 500 mm, 1000 × 750 mm and 1000 × 1000 mm options have different documented weights, so the quotation should show how the screen dimensions were divided into cabinets. Ask for the cabinet count and the alignment method for the approved facade area. Do not carry over a flat-face count from another model or assume that a cabinet count from a different layout applies here. (1)

Define acceptance and handover before the quote closes

Add a factory acceptance test to the purchasing record. The test should check the exact cabinet size, weight, transparency, brightness, refresh, IP65 documentation, operating temperature range and rear-access configuration against the quotation. For EA1000TOF2, the documented range includes 4,500–5,000 cd/m² brightness, at least 3,840 Hz refresh, 60% transparency and cabinet weights from 8.5 to 15.8 kg. The buyer should not accept a broad range as the configured value without the supplier naming the value for the selected cabinet. (1)

Handover should include the service route. Ask the supplier to show how the openable rear cover is reached, which components are serviceable from the rear, and what spare parts are recommended. Keep that record with the control configuration, the calibration deliverables and the content playback setup. Our advice is to make those items a written handover checklist rather than a verbal explanation during installation. (1)

The quotation should also state what is excluded. IP65 does not automatically include the mounting design, power distribution, control equipment, commissioning or freight. The EA1000TOF2 source gives the display-side attributes; the surrounding scope should be confirmed separately with EagerLED. If an item is not written into the quotation, treat it as unresolved rather than included. (1)

Common quotation mistakes and when to defer

The first mistake is pricing EA1000TOF2 without a cabinet size. The model supports 1000 × 1000 mm, 1000 × 750 mm and 1000 × 500 mm options with documented weights of 15.8 kg, 12.5 kg and 8.5 kg respectively. A quote that does not name the size leaves handling and support planning open. Ask for the size and weight on the same line as the quantity. (1)

The second mistake is treating IP65 as a complete outdoor answer. The documented rating covers the cabinet’s dust and water protection and the source states that fully sealed LED beads and silicone-encapsulated PCBs support it. It does not replace confirmation of mounting, rear connections, drainage or the destination operating temperature. Defer acceptance until those written confirmations match the site. (1)

The third mistake is assuming rear access without checking the back of the screen. The rear-service design is suited to fixed outdoor projects where the back of the cabinet remains accessible. If the facade has no service side, the buyer should ask what changes before ordering. Deferring is reasonable when the documented service condition, operating temperature or cabinet weight cannot be matched to the actual site. (1)

Conditional decisions before accepting an EA1000TOF2 quote

Buyer checklist

• Ask EagerLED to state the selected EA1000TOF2 cabinet size and documented weight: 1000 × 1000 mm at 15.8 kg, 1000 × 750 mm at 12.5 kg or 1000 × 500 mm at 8.5 kg. (1)
• Request the IP65 basis in writing, including the fully sealed LED beads and silicone-encapsulated PCBs, for the exact cabinet quoted. (1)
• Confirm the -20°C to +50°C operating range against the destination and duty cycle before accepting the quote. (1)
• Require the rear-access service route and clearance for the openable rear cover to be stated for the installed position. (1)
• List mounting structure, control system, spare modules and freight as separate scope lines, with inclusions and exclusions shown.
• Define the factory acceptance test and handover record against the quoted cabinet, brightness, transparency, refresh and service configuration. (1)

Frequently asked questions

Does an EA1000TOF2 quotation need a separate IP65 line?

Yes. EagerLED documents the EA1000TOF2 as IP65-rated for outdoor use and states that fully sealed LED beads and silicone-encapsulated PCBs support that rating. The same source gives a specified operating temperature range of -20°C to +50°C. Put the IP65 basis and the destination temperature confirmation on separate lines so the outdoor claim is tied to the quoted cabinet and site. (1)

Should EA1000TOF2 cabinet weight be quoted per cabinet or as a total?

Ask for weight per cabinet and quantity. The documented figures are 15.8 kg for the 1000 × 1000 mm aluminum cabinet, 12.5 kg for the 1000 × 750 mm option and 8.5 kg for the 1000 × 500 mm option. A total weight without the cabinet mix is harder to check against the layout and handling plan. (1)

How should rear-access maintenance be treated in the quote?

Treat it as an installed condition. The EA1000TOF2 has an openable rear cover for direct access to internal components, and the rear-service design is described as suited to fixed outdoor projects where the back of the cabinet remains accessible. Ask EagerLED to state the service route and clearance for the actual facade before accepting the configuration. (1)

What brightness and transparency figures should appear on the quote?

Ask for the 60% transparency and the applicable brightness value from the documented 4,500–5,000 cd/m² range for the quoted configuration. The source also lists a refresh rate of at least 3,840 Hz. Those values should be tied to the selected cabinet size, not left as a model-wide range. (1)

Should mounting, control, spares and freight be separate quotation lines?

Our advice is yes. Separate lines let you see whether the support structure, control system, spare modules, commissioning and delivery are included or excluded. The EA1000TOF2 source documents the display-side cabinet sizes, weights, IP65, transparency, brightness, refresh and rear access; the surrounding commercial scope still needs written confirmation from EagerLED. (1)

When should a buyer defer the EA1000TOF2 decision?

Defer when the back of the cabinet will not remain accessible, when the destination conditions cannot be matched to the documented -20°C to +50°C range, or when the cabinet size and weight have not been fixed for the facade. Those are supported conditions in the EA1000TOF2 source, and resolving them before ordering keeps the quotation checkable. (1)

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