58.4 Inch Bar LCD Module for Commercial Equipment
MODEL: P584KVN02.1
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| LCD PANEL PARAMETERS | HDMI/CONTROL BOARD SPECIFICATIONS | ||
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| ITEM | DETAILS | ITEM | DETAILS |
| Model Number | P584KVN02.1 | Input Interface | Require V‑by‑One HBR2(5.4G/lane) Driver Board(NOT LVDS / eDP) |
| Manufacturer | HITULCD | Power Input | DC 12V‑12A (High‑brightness high‑power) |
| Diagonal Size | 58.4" Cut‑Type Stretched Bar (65" panel 1/2 cut, Not Native Panel) | OSD KEYS | Depends on V‑by‑One HBR2 controller |
| Resolution | 3840(RGB) × 1080 DFHD, 3.56:1 | OSD CONTROL | Depends on V‑by‑One HBR2 controller |
| Panel Type | a‑Si TFT‑LCD, LCM | ||
| Pixel Arrangement | RGB Vertical Stripe | ||
| Display Area(A.A) | 1428.48(W)×401.76(H) mm | ||
| Overall Dimension | 1456.28(W)×429.56(H)×61.3(D) mm | ||
| Panel Weight | 9.20Kgs (Typ.) | ||
| Surface Treatment | Matte (Haze 25%), Hard Coating (3H) | ||
| Contrast Ratio | 5000:1 (Typ.)(Transmissive) | ||
| Typical Brightness | 2500 NITS | ||
| Response Time | 8 (Typ.)(G to G) ms | ||
| LCD Technology | AMVA3, Normally Black, Transmissive | ||
| Viewing Angle | 89°/89°/89°/89°(Typ.)(CR≥10) | ||
| Viewing Direction | Full Viewing Angle | ||
| Display Colors | 1.07B Colors,74% DCI‑P3 | ||
| Refresh Rate | 60Hz | ||
| Backlight Type | WLED,50K Hours,With LED Driver | ||
| Power Consumption | - | ||
| Signal Interface | 51 pins,0.5 mm V‑by‑One 8‑lanes HBR2 (5.4G/lane) (NOT LVDS / eDP) | ||
| Supply Voltage | 12.0V (Typ.) | ||
| Touch Panel | Without Touch Function | ||
| Application Fields | Industrial Equipment,Digital Signage,Semi‑Outdoor Displays | ||
| Operating Temperature | -25 ~ 60 °C | ||
| Storage Temperature | -25 ~ 60 °C | ||
| Important Remark | Adopt V‑by‑One HBR2(5.4G/lane) high‑speed interface; regular V‑by‑One / LVDS / eDP controller may NOT compatible,special HBR2‑supported driver board is mandatory.It is cut‑type panel (65‑inch TV panel 1/2 cut),not native stretched‑bar panel.2500nits high brightness,please focus on power supply & thermal design.Compare with P584KVN01.0 / 01.1:higher brightness,Haze25%,thickness 61.3mm,74%DCI‑P3 color gamut. | ||
OEM/ODM Market Analysis & Partnership Brief
58.4" Bar LCD Module for Commercial & Industrial Equipment
Prepared for: Overseas brand owners, system integrators, and project managers evaluating an OEM/ODM partner for stretched bar-format display integration.
1. Market Context
The stretched bar / ultra-wide LCD segment sits inside the broader commercial digital signage display market, which continues to expand as retail, transit, and hospitality operators digitize spaces that standard 16:9 monitors cannot fit. Third-party industry coverage has estimated the commercial large-format display signage market growing by roughly $2.9 billion between 2021 and 2026, at a compound annual growth rate near 4.8%, driven by continued display-technology innovation and broader adoption of digital signage across commercial applications.
Within this broader market, stretched/bar-format displays occupy a specific niche: as digital signage has matured, OEM designers and integrators have increasingly needed screens that fit bespoke, long-and-narrow spaces rather than a standard rectangular shape — a category that has historically had limited size availability and carried a price premium versus mainstream monitors. That gap is exactly where OEM/ODM engagement adds the most value: brand owners and integrators can't simply buy this shape off a shelf in the size and interface they need — someone has to engineer it for them.
Where 58.4" bar LCD demand concentrates:
Retail shelf-edge and header signage
Transit information bars (bus, rail, platform header panels)
Self-service kiosks / ticketing / box-office header displays
Control-room and NOC status bars
Hospitality menu boards and lobby information strips
2. Why Buyers in This Category Choose OEM/ODM Over Off-the-Shelf
| Driver | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Non-standard mounting cavities | Most end applications (kiosks, shelving, transit panels) are designed around a fixed cavity; stock panel sizes rarely fit without a custom cut or bezel change. |
| Brand differentiation | Integrators and system-house brands need their own model number, bezel design, and branding — not a reseller of someone else's SKU. |
| Faster time-to-market | Partnering with a manufacturer that already has bar LCD tooling and cutting capability is faster than developing a panel supply chain from scratch. |
| Total cost control | OEM/ODM sourcing avoids paying margin to a third-party integrator layer, especially at volume. |
| Long-term supply security | Buyers with multi-year rollout plans (transit authorities, retail chains) need a manufacturing partner who can guarantee component continuity, not a one-off broker. |
3. OEM vs. ODM — Which Model Fits Your Project
| OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) | ODM (Original Design Manufacturer) | |
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| You provide | Your own mechanical/electrical design, or detailed specs and drawings | A performance brief and target use case; we handle the design |
| We provide | Manufacturing to your spec, including custom cutting, sealing, and testing | Full design ownership — panel selection, cutting layout, driver board, mechanical housing, and branding |
| Best for | Buyers with in-house hardware engineering teams and existing enclosure designs | Buyers who want a ready-to-brand product without carrying design overhead |
| IP ownership | Stays with the buyer for buyer-supplied designs | Typically shared/negotiated per project; buyer retains branding rights |
| Typical customer | System integrators, OEM equipment brands with existing product lines | Distributors, VARs, and brand owners entering the category for the first time |
Many of our overseas partners actually run a hybrid model: they own the mechanical enclosure design, and rely on us for the display engineering (panel cutting, sealing, driver board, and EMC/reliability qualification) — this is the most common structure for the 58.4" bar format specifically, since the cutting and sealing know-how is the hardest part to replicate in-house.
4. What Our OEM/ODM Service Covers for This Product Line
| Customization Area | Available Options |
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| Panel dimension / cut-line | Standard 58.4" or custom-cut active area matched to your enclosure, subject to circuit-clearance feasibility review |
| Cover lens / bezel | Cover glass thickness, anti-glare/AG or anti-reflective coating, custom bezel color and mounting hole pattern |
| Driver board & interface | HDMI / DVI-D / DisplayPort input board selection; custom EDID/timing to match your media player or SoC |
| Firmware / OSD branding | Custom boot logo, OSD menu language/branding, RS232/RS485 control protocol on request |
| Mounting | VESA pattern selection, open-frame or wall-mount chassis |
| Packaging & labeling | Private-label carton, barcode/label format, and documentation set (datasheet, test report, COC) under your brand |
| Certification support | Test data and documentation to support your CE/FCC/UKCA filing where the display is a sub-assembly of your end product |
5. Typical OEM/ODM Engagement Process
Requirement intake — application, target dimensions/cavity drawing, interface, volume forecast
Feasibility & DFM review — cutting/circuit clearance check (if custom size), driver board matching, mechanical fit review
Quotation — NRE, sample lead time, unit pricing at stated MOQ tiers
Sampling — first-article samples (typ. small batch) for your validation and reliability testing
Design confirmation & tooling — bezel/fixture tooling release upon sample sign-off
Pilot run & qualification — environmental/reliability testing on pilot-run units
Mass production — scheduled production with agreed QC inspection and reporting cadence
6. Risk Considerations for Overseas Buyers — and How They're Addressed
Quality consistency at scale: Pilot-run qualification before full MOQ commitment, with agreed AQL inspection standards.
IP and design protection: NDA prior to sharing drawings; tooling ownership terms defined in the OEM/ODM agreement.
Communication & time zones: Dedicated project contact and documented review milestones to avoid delays from async communication.
Component continuity: Confirming panel/driver board sourcing lead times upfront for multi-year rollout projects.
Compliance: Providing underlying test data early so your compliance team isn't blocked waiting on documentation late in the project.
7. Summary
The 58.4" bar LCD format is a category where off-the-shelf sourcing rarely fits the actual cavity or brand requirement — making OEM/ODM the default path for serious integrators and brand owners rather than an edge case. The right partner choice depends mainly on how much mechanical/electrical design your team wants to own:
Choose OEM if you already have a mechanical design and need reliable manufacturing + custom cutting/sealing execution.
Choose ODM if you want a brandable, ready-to-integrate product without carrying the display engineering overhead.
Next step: Share your target cavity dimensions (or existing panel to replace), interface requirement, and estimated annual volume, and we'll return a feasibility assessment alongside NRE and sample lead-time estimates.
Sources: market growth figures referenced from third-party digital signage industry press coverage (e.g. DigitalSignageToday, BusinessWire industry research summaries). These are directional industry estimates for the broader commercial signage display market, not stretched-bar-specific or company-specific forecasts, and should be treated as context rather than a guarantee of category performance.
58.4" Bar LCD Module for Commercial & Industrial Equipment
Ultra-Wide Stretched Bar Display | Custom-Cut TFT Technology | Sunlight-Readable
Prepared for: Overseas engineering teams, procurement managers & project owners evaluating custom bar-type LCD modules for embedded/OEM integration.
1. Product Overview
The 58.4" Bar LCD Module is an ultra-wide, low-profile TFT display designed for embedded integration into commercial equipment such as digital signage shelving, elevator/transit information panels, self-service kiosks, vending machines, and control-room status bars. Its stretched aspect ratio delivers a long, narrow viewing area that fits spaces standard 16:9 panels cannot — without sacrificing brightness, contrast, or long-term reliability.
This module can be supplied either as a standard bar-format panel or as a custom-cut panel derived from a larger mother-glass TFT array, allowing us to match non-standard dimensions to your mechanical enclosure.
2. Key Specifications
⚠️ Note to reader: The values below reflect the standard performance class for 58.4" bar-format TFT modules in this product family. Please request our signed datasheet / sample for the exact production spec, as brightness, interface, and mechanical tolerances can be tuned to your project.
| Parameter | Typical Value |
|---|---|
| Screen Size | 58.4" |
| Active Area (H × V) | 1428.5 mm × 401.8 mm |
| Aspect Ratio | ~16:4.5 (ultra-wide stretched) |
| Resolution | 3840 × 1080 |
| Brightness | 1000–1200 cd/m² (sunlight-readable option) |
| Contrast Ratio | ≥ 5000:1 |
| Viewing Angle | 178°(H) / 178°(V) |
| Backlight | LED, MTBF ≥ 100,000 hrs |
| Panel / Input Interface | V-by-One, with DVI-D / HDMI / DisplayPort input board options |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C ~ 50°C (extended-temp version available on request) |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C ~ 60°C |
| Power Input | DC 24V |
3. Custom-Cutting Capability (For Non-Standard Bar Sizes)
Many of our overseas partners don't need a stock size — they need a panel cut to match an existing mechanical cavity or replace a legacy stretched display. We support precision panel cutting from standard TFT mother glass as an engineering service, addressing the concerns our clients' teams most frequently raise:
3.1 Cutting Process & Feasibility
Cutting method: Selected per glass thickness, cut-line location, and tolerance requirement — either mechanical wheel scribing (cost-efficient, standard tolerances) or ultra-fast laser cutting (tighter tolerance, cleaner edge, lower micro-crack risk for tight cut-lines).
Circuit clearance check: Before quoting, we map the proposed cut-line against the Gate/Source trace routing and active TFT array to confirm no functional circuits are interrupted.
What we need from you to assess feasibility: the original panel's model number or full dimensional/CAD drawing, the desired final active area, and the target cut-line position relative to the panel's driver ICs/FPC.
Edge quality standard: Post-cut edge flatness and micro-crack control are held to internal QC limits validated by microscopic edge inspection prior to sealing.
3.2 Reliability & Edge Sealing
Sealing process: A secondary edge-sealing step (UV-cure dispensing, with alternative resin sealing available depending on panel structure) is applied along the cut edge to prevent moisture ingress and liquid crystal leakage.
Reliability validation: Cut modules can be qualified against standard consumer or industrial-grade reliability protocols, including double-85 (85°C/85%RH) high-temp/humidity soak, thermal shock cycling, and mechanical drop testing. Benchmark data from prior cutting projects is available under NDA for your reference.
Optical performance after sealing: Edge regions are inspected for light leakage and color-shift (Mura) as part of final QC before shipment.
3.3 Cost, Yield & Lead Time
NRE (engineering setup): Project-dependent — scoped after reviewing your target dimensions and drawings; we'll quote this alongside first-sample lead time.
First sample (typical qty: 20 pcs): Lead time confirmed after feasibility review — typically several weeks, depending on cutting method and sealing/testing scope.
Mass production yield: Based on our production history for comparable cutting projects, yield ranges are shared once the exact cut geometry is reviewed.
MOQ: Available for both standard and custom-cut configurations — contact us with your target volume for a tailored quote.
4. Typical Applications
Retail shelf-edge and digital signage displays
Elevator, subway & transit information bars
Self-service kiosks and vending machines
Control-room / NOC status and KPI bars
Reception and lobby information displays
5. Why Work With Us
Engineering-first quoting — every custom-cut inquiry starts with a circuit/feasibility review, not just a price quote.
Documented reliability data — environmental and drop-test benchmarks available for prior cutting projects.
Flexible interface integration — HDMI / DVI-D / DisplayPort input boards to match your existing system architecture.
Scalable from prototype to volume — sample support through to production MOQ.
6. Next Steps
To receive a formal quotation and feasibility assessment, please share:
Target application & enclosure drawing (or the original panel model, if replacing an existing display)
Desired active area / cut-line dimensions and tolerance
Required interface (HDMI/DVI-D/DP) and brightness level
Estimated annual volume
Contact our engineering team to start your feasibility review and receive sample lead-time & NRE quotation.
Disclaimer: Specifications in Section 2 are reference values for this display class and should be confirmed against the final signed datasheet prior to order placement.
Know The Terms Before You Inquire.
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01 — Shipping Terms
Incoterms Available
EXW
Ex Works — pick up from our factory
FOB
Free On Board — most common for ocean freight
CIF
Cost, Insurance & Freight — to your port
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02 — Order Minimum
MOQ: 1 Units
Applies to standard specs. Custom brightness, cutting or bezel may adjust MOQ, confirmed at quotation. Sample units available before bulk order
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03 — Payment Protection
Multiple Secured Methods
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Legal Company Name
Shenzhen Hantu Jiashi Technology Co., Ltd.
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Unified Social Credit Code
91440300306068446B
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Legal Representative
YUN CHEN
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Registered Capital
RMB 2,000,000
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Established
May 23, 2014 (11+ years operation)
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Business Status
● Active / In Operation
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Registered Factory Address
Building B, Gangshen Innovation Park, Huaning Road, Dalang Sub-district, Longhua District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
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