1. Fa'apipi'i Tapula'a: Malosi ma Faalagolago i Pa

• Manaoga mamafa o le pa puipui: Manaomia ni puipui malo (sima/piliki) fa'atasi ai ma le gafatia o le amoina o le ≥20kg; laupapa gypsum / puipui tioata e manaʻomia le faʻamalosia atili (papatusi lagolago, fa'alautele fa'amau), ma fale piliki-si'a tuai e ono le mafai ona ausia manaoga o uta, le fa'aaogaina.
• Immobility ina ua uma ona faapipiiina: O le fetuunaiga o tulaga mulimuli ane e manaʻomia ai le toe viliina, rewiring, ma maua ai tau fa'apipi'i lona lua (≈100-200 yuan/iunite). a'o tu'ua pu puipui e fa'aleagaina ai mea fa'alelei-e le pei o fa'aaliga e tu i luga o le fola e mafai ona fe'avea'i saoloto..
• Unsightly wiring without pre-embedding: Exposed wires (even with 线槽 covering) are needed if no pre-embedded power/network cables exist, harming the decoration style of high-end stores or public areas.

15 inisi Tatala Fa'avaa Capacitive Pa'i Fa'aali Lcd Mata'ituina Ta'ita'i Embedded Po o puipui Mauga Pa'i mata mata'ituina Tatala Fa'avaa

2. Mata & Display Constraints: Size and Viewing Limitations

• Limited large-size options: Mainstream sizes are 32-55 inisi; 65-inch+ models are scarce (high price, high installation cost) due to wall load and installation difficulty, failing to meet “large-area visual impact” needs (e.g., 85-inch screens for mall atriums).
• Viewing angle flaws in low-end models: Budget models often use TN screens, causing color distortion and brightness loss at side angles (>30°); IPS screens (solving this issue) add 20%-30% to procurement costs, impacting multi-angle viewing experiences in open halls.

3. Poor Environmental Adaptability: Sensitive to Temperature and Humidity

• Weak heat dissipation: Thin bodies (3-5cm) limit heat dissipation; fa'aoga umi i siosiomaga vevela maualuga (faleoloa e le'i malulu, la sa'o i fafo) e tau atu i faaletonu (emoemo lau, tapuni otometi), e mana'omia ai ni fa'amalo fa'aopoopo po'o ni fa'ata'ita'iga tau fa'atauga tau pisinisi.
• Fuafuaga e leai se vai: O faʻataʻitaʻiga masani e leai se vai faʻafefe, e le mafai ona fa'aaogaina i nofoaga e le'i fa'asalaina i fafo (alalaupapa, avanoa avanoa) ona o le timu/sau e faaleagaina ai le laupapa autu; lomiga e le susu i fafo tau 2-3x sili atu ma e mamafa (mana'omia le mamafa o uta puipui), ofoina atu taugofie-lelei.

4. Vaivai Fegalegaleai & Avanoa Fa'alautele

• Galuega pa'i le talafeagai: O le fa'aopoopoina o modules pa'i e mana'omia le mafaufau “aapa mamao” (tagata e fa'aloaloa e pa'i, le to'a pe a mamao/maualuga)—e itiiti le fa'aoga-fa'aoga nai lo fa'aaliga pa'i tu'u fola mo “fa'agaioiga tumau” i fa'ata'ita'iga e pei o ta'iala ile faleoloa po'o fa'amatalaga a le malo.
• Fa'atapula'a avanoa fa'alautele: E le faigofie ona fa'apipi'i peripheral (meapueata mo le faitauina o vae, lomitusi mo coupon) ona o le le lava o avanoa; ausia “fa'amaumauga fa'amaumauga + liua fegalegaleai” mana'omia le fa'afetauiina o masini fa'aopoopo, siitia tau.