EAGERLED PRODUCT COLLECTION
LED film and transparent cabinets for glass, facades and events.
Transparent LED screens cover several different products. Film attached to indoor glass, a fixed transparent cabinet and a rental transparent screen have different mounting and service requirements. Choose the construction and installation environment before comparing pixel pitch or transparency figures.
EA-iFilmEA-iFilm is an indoor transparent LED film intended for glass surfaces. Its published variants differ in transparency and brightness, while the source describes direct attachment to glass, approximately 5 mm thickness and a weight of 6 kg/m².
EA-iFilm2EA-iFilm2 is a self-adhesive indoor flexible LED film for glass surfaces. The official table lists P4 through P20 variants, with 90%–95% transparency and module sizes that vary by pitch.
EA1000TiF2EA1000TiF2 is a fixed indoor transparent LED screen with 1000 × 1000 mm and 1000 × 500 mm cabinet options, 60% transparency and rear-access maintenance. The published 6.7 kg weight applies to the 1000 × 1000 mm cabinet.
EA1000TOF2EA1000TOF2 is a fixed outdoor transparent LED screen with 60% transparency and rear service. Its official description distinguishes three cabinet sizes and weights, with IP65 protection and configuration-dependent brightness.
EA1000TOR1EA1000TOR1 uses 1000 × 500 mm transparent rental cabinets for outdoor event layouts. Its published transparency changes with pitch, and compatible EA500TOR1 angled cabinets support corner and column arrangements.
EA250INVEA250INV is an indoor LED film display for glass walls and storefronts. It offers P3.91, P6.25 and P10.42 options, three module lengths and configuration-dependent transparency from 70% to 90%.
EA500TOR1EA500TOR1 is a 500 × 500 mm outdoor rental transparent LED cabinet. Its official page documents 60% transparency, a −10° to +15° curve lock and compatibility with EA1000TOR1 cabinets.
Review the screen from the intended viewing direction with realistic lighting and content. Transparency does not describe every aspect of the view through a finished installation: cabinet structure, wiring and the underlying glass also matter. Request the exact variant specification and an installation drawing for the proposed opening.
| Product | Format | Application | Confirm before ordering |
|---|---|---|---|
| EA-iFilm | Indoor transparent film | Permanent glass-facing signage | Distinguish this film from EA-iFilm2 and confirm the module grid. |
| EA-iFilm2 | Self-adhesive flexible indoor film | Indoor glass surfaces | Confirm glass suitability and the selected pitch and module size. |
| EA1000TiF2 | Fixed indoor transparent cabinets | Permanent indoor transparent screens | Confirm cabinet size and provide rear maintenance access. |
| EA1000TOF2 | Fixed outdoor transparent cabinets | Permanent outdoor transparent installations | Specify cabinet format, structure and service arrangement. |
| EA1000TOR1 | 1000 × 500 mm outdoor transparent cabinet | Larger transparent event layouts | Match the cabinet arrangement to the approved support drawing. |
| EA250INV | Indoor LED film | Glass walls and storefronts | Match module length, pitch and variant-specific transparency. |
| EA500TOR1 | Outdoor rental transparent cabinet | Event screens requiring repeated assembly | Check the curve hardware and compatible cabinet combination. |
Each product guide includes its EagerLED source specifications and image references. Confirm the selected variant and complete supply scope in a written quotation. Our methodology explains how we use manufacturer information.
Do not assume an indoor film product is suitable for exposed outdoor use because it is installed near a window. Confirm where the screen and its power equipment will sit, the environmental conditions they face and the protection specified for every relevant component.
Record pixel pitch, module or cabinet dimensions, brightness and transparency in the same specification row. Some products vary these values by pitch or format. A headline figure for a family should not be applied to every variant without confirmation.
For film, agree the glass condition, adhesion method, cable routing and replacement procedure. For cabinets, obtain a support drawing and identify the required maintenance side. Include the viewing direction and likely daylight conditions in the brief so the proposed screen can be assessed in context.
The products use different mounting arrangements. Film is intended for a suitable glass installation, while a rental cabinet system is assembled as a supported screen. Choose around the installation and handling requirements rather than transparency alone.
Evaluate it alongside image visibility, pitch, brightness and the installed structure. Ask for a demonstration using content and lighting similar to the project; one percentage cannot describe the complete viewing result.
It is an outdoor rental transparent cabinet, so both categories are relevant. Both listings open the same EA500TOR1 product page with one specification and source record.
Share the application, dimensions, destination and installation requirements.