SMD LED Screen—Features, Applications, and Benefits

6. The applications and uses of SMD LED screen

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Why are SMD LEDs the most popular type of LEDs on the market today?

Due to the mature technology, high product stability, and the factory’s large-scale production of automated equipment, the price has dropped significantly. Hence, the scope of SMD LED applications is also very wide, as long as there is a need for advertising, activities, and information. Install LED displays such as :

The shopping center is a densely populated place.

If you install LED displays here to play advertisements, you will get twice the result with half the effort, stimulate the desire of consumers to buy, and increase the income of advertisers and owners of LED displays.

Nowadays, there are more and more ways to receive various information. The installation of LED displays in churches is an important manifestation of keeping pace with the times, conducive to transmitting ideas, and attracting more people to participate in church activities actively.

• traffic link

The LED display’s fast switching and eye-catching functions can convey traffic signals the first time, avoiding traffic accidents and congestion.

At the same time, when waiting for the traffic lights, the content played on the LED display in front of you can kill the boredom of waiting, thereby enhancing the brand’s influence.

The LED display can ignite the passion and happiness of sports fans and create a good atmosphere, but the sponsor’s brand can be quickly exposed, thereby enhancing the influence.

The LED display can bring a high-end and advanced good image to the company and, at the same time, help to improve the efficiency of the meeting, and the participants can quickly discuss the plan and make a decision.

• advertising campaign

The LED display screen can quickly catch people’s attention through rich videos, vivid photos, and texts, and the display advertising content is much more profound than printed advertising.

• Government agencies

The LED display can improve the efficiency of the government’s handling of official affairs, the display information operation guidance of the LED display, and the government cultural propaganda.

• Recreation center

Entertainment centers such as bars, casinos, and sports competitions are equipped with LED displays, which attract attention and quickly convey entertainment activities with the ability to integrate into the environment quickly.

• bank

The ability to quickly update the information on the LED display screen when the bank displays the exchange rate and handles customer information is beneficial for customers to have a good service experience.

• public safety

When an emergency occurs, it is notified through the LED display, and the information is spread quickly and widely, thereby reducing the occurrence of accidents.

When the information needs to be updated in real-time, the LED display plays a key role in waiting for diagnosis and treatment, registration, and dispensing medicine, bringing good medical services to patients.

In conclusion:

The above is all the knowledge of SMD LED. 

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In the grand scheme of things, LEDs are still a relatively new technology. Having emerged on the market just a few years ago, it’s only natural that things like the construction and efficiency evolve and improve over time.

That’s exactly what has happened with the introduction of SMD LED.

They’re used in a wide range of applications including computer motherboards because they are so much simpler, and therefore quicker and easier to manufacture. But what exactly are they?

SMD stands for Surface Mounted Device. This is where an electrical component is mounted or placed straight onto the surface of a circuit board.

This differs massively from the previous technology, known as ‘through-hole’, where components were connected to the circuit board through wire leads.

This process has a number of advantages. The first is that the components can be a lot smaller, as there are fewer connecting wires. This leads to smaller, more compact products, with sizes as small as 0.4 x 0.2mm for a single component.

Smaller sizes and the need for less holes also means that they’re quicker and easier to make, with many placement machines capable of placing more than 136,000 components per hour.

For LEDs, this means that the diodes themselves are mounted directly onto the board – if you look closely you’ll be able to see them, a series of yellow coloured diodes that will then emit light when switched on. Think of them as a kind of 2nd generation LED light bulb.

The physical size of the bulbs are smaller because of the manufacturing process we discussed earlier, making them versatile and even better for retrofitting.

Crucially, SMD LEDs have a much larger beam angle than regular LEDs – typically 120o rather than 60o or 45o. The reason for this is that they don’t rely on an epoxy covering that focuses their light.

The resultant wider beam angle that SMD LEDs produce is less directional, making it better for a variety of uses, including spotlighting, floodlighting and general illumination.

You’ll also be glad to know that SMD LEDs are even more energy efficient and long lasting than normal LED bulbs. Take our Dimmable 4W GU10 LED and our 3.3W 80 SMD GU10 LED for example.

Our 4W standard GU10 uses 4W of power and shines with 315 lumens, whereas our 3.3W 80 SMD LED uses just 3.3W and generates 400 lumens of light – making it less power hungry and better in terms of performance too.

Generally speaking, SMD LEDs use approximately 20% less energy than standard LEDs to achieve the same brightness.

This affects lifespan too. Our standard LEDs usually last up to 30,000 hours. While this is impressive anyway, our SMD LEDs have an estimated lifespan of up to 50,000 hours – giving you even more savings in maintenance costs.

There’s no big secret about SMD LED – they’re just LED mark II if you will, doing everything standard LEDs do, but just a little better.

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