Approved Layout
Confirm screen size, cabinet arrangement, mounting direction and final installation position.
Installation Starts Before the Screen Arrives
A reliable installation depends on confirmed dimensions, access, structure, power and signal planning—not only on how quickly cabinets can be connected. JYLED uses the approved screen configuration and project references to help the local team prepare before the display reaches the site.
Before Installation Starts
Site & Structure
Recheck wall, floor or hanging dimensions and the completed supporting structure.
Power & Signal
Confirm distribution points, cable routes, grounding and control-equipment location.
Access & Tools
Prepare service clearance, lifting access, safety equipment and installation tools.
Six Steps from Structure to Handover
Site Check
Verify dimensions, access and completed supporting work against the approved reference.
Frame Alignment
Check the mounting surface or structure for level, position and usable fixing points.
Cabinet Positioning
Install cabinets in sequence and control flatness, seams and locking connections.
Power & Signal
Connect power and data according to the confirmed route, labels and equipment plan.
Module Alignment
Install or adjust modules carefully to maintain a flat, consistent display surface.
System Test
Power on by section, verify content and signal, and record the final configuration.
Installation & Front-Service References
These images show module handling, front-access service and alignment work. The exact installation sequence and tools depend on the selected product and site conditions.
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References for the Display System
- Confirmed display layout and cabinet arrangement
- Product wiring references and operating documents
- Spare-parts and component identification
- Remote technical coordination within the agreed scope
LOCAL PROJECT TEAM
Final Site Engineering
- Structural load, anchoring and supporting work
- Local electrical rules, grounding and protection
- Lifting, work-at-height and site safety management
- Final measurements, installation and acceptance
Acceptance Checks Before Handover
Surface & Seams
Check flatness, cabinet alignment and visible module gaps.
Locks & Fixings
Confirm cabinet locks, module retention and structure connections.
Power & Grounding
Verify distribution, grounding and protective devices with the local electrician.
Signal & Backup
Test signal paths and save the approved control-system configuration.
Display Test
Run test content and check color, modules, brightness and communication.
Service Access
Keep maintenance space, tools, spares and documentation available.
Your Question
What information should be confirmed before installation?
Confirm the final screen dimensions, installation position, cabinet layout, service direction, supporting structure, power and signal routes, control location, access conditions and site schedule. The local team should compare these details with the latest approved drawing before work begins.
Can JYLED install the screen on site?
Installation support depends on the destination, project scope, schedule and local conditions. JYLED can provide product references and remote coordination; any on-site service must be confirmed in the quotation. Local contractors remain responsible for site safety, permits and code-compliant structural and electrical work.
Who is responsible for the supporting structure?
The supporting structure and its connection to the building should be designed or reviewed by the responsible local engineer. Project-specific loads, anchors, wind or seismic requirements and local approvals cannot be replaced by a general product drawing.
How much rear service space is required?
The required clearance depends on the cabinet, maintenance direction, structure and local access rules. If rear space is limited, confirm whether a front-service configuration is suitable before ordering. Do not finalize the wall or structure until the selected cabinet dimensions are approved.
What should be tested before handover?
Test power distribution, grounding, signal redundancy where specified, module and cabinet communication, control settings, brightness, color consistency and test content. Also record the final configuration and confirm that maintenance access and spare parts remain available.
What documents should the local team keep?
Keep the final project drawing, wiring references, packing and component labels, control-system backup, spare-parts list, test records and the agreed warranty or service documents. These records make later troubleshooting and part replacement more efficient.
Continue Your Installation Review
Prepare the Site Before Delivery
Send the screen layout, site dimensions, installation method and access conditions for an installation-plan review.