Shenzhen Hangtianyu Technology Co., Ltd.

Shenzhen, China is the base of Shenzhen Hangtianyu Technology Co., Ltd., an imported supplier listed with a harbor trust tier. The company currently lists five active products under the Electronic Display Board category. Its catalogue includes the P40 LED outdoor grid RGB display, the P7.62 indoor real RGB surface‑mount 3‑in‑1 display, the P20 LED outdoor Virtual RGB display, the P16 LED outdoor Virtual RGB display, and the P16 LED outdoor real RGB display. The P16 outdoor real RGB display is classified under HS code 8531.20 and is built as an LED module with an aluminum frame and PVC housing. All listed items are described using standard LED display terminology without additional proprietary specifications.

The product range covers both outdoor and indoor applications, with pixel pitches ranging from 7.62 mm for indoor surfaces to 40 mm for large outdoor grids. Outdoor units are typically engineered for IP65 weather protection and brightness levels of 5,000 to 7,000 nits to ensure visibility in daylight. Indoor modules generally target a brightness of 800 to 1,200 nits and include surface‑mount designs for seamless integration into architectural spaces. The virtual RGB displays employ transparent LED technology that allows back‑lighting of signage or advertising content. Each model is supplied as a modular panel that can be combined to form larger video walls according to project specifications.

Shenzhen Hangtianyu’s catalogue comprises five LED display modules, each identified by its pixel pitch and intended mounting environment. In the LED display industry, outdoor panels such as the P40 and P16 models commonly use a pixel pitch of 40 mm and 16 mm respectively, delivering brightness of 5,000 - 7,000 nits and an IP65 enclosure to resist rain, dust, and temperature extremes. Indoor panels like the P7.62 model typically feature a 7.62 mm pitch, brightness around 1,200 nits, and an IP20 rating, suitable for malls, airports, and corporate lobbies. Virtual RGB variants, indicated in the catalogue as “Virtual RGB,” refer to transparent LED panels that allow light transmission while displaying images, a technology frequently specified for glass façades and retail window displays. Standard industry specifications for these modules include a colour depth of 16‑bit per channel, a refresh rate of at least 1,920 Hz to prevent flicker, and power consumption of 80 - 120 W per square metre.