Ganzhou Fantawild Water Park has upgraded its visual system with XGL P5 LED displays. Operating since June 2025, these screens solve chronic outdoor challenges: blurry images and inefficient communication. Precision engineering adapts to aquatic environments, delivering value to both visitors and management.

1. Conquering Extreme Conditions

Three key breakthroughs:

• Sunlight Readability: 6000-9000nits brightness (vs. standard 5500-6500nits) improves noon visibility by 40%

• Water Resistance: IP66 rating (exceeding typical IP65) withstands pressure washing. 3mm resin sealing protects internal modules

• Thermal Stability: Aluminum cabinets (25kg/㎡) with elastic connectors limit deformation to <0.2mm across -20℃ to 50℃

2. Enhanced Visitor Experience

• Wide Viewing Angles: 140°(H)/120°(V) coverage maintains 85% brightness at 60° offset

• Dynamic Content: Real-time updates include:

  • Ride wait times (refreshed every 2 mins)

  • Animated safety alerts

  • Visitor photos (displayed within 30s of capture)
    Reduces information inquiries by 35%

3. Operational Efficiency

Data: 2025 Outdoor Display Energy Report

Key Features:

• 1/13 scan mode cuts power consumption

• Modular design enables single-person maintenance

• 100,000-hour lifespan (22 years at 12hrs/day)

4. Industry Benchmarking

Practical adaptations prove critical:

• Water Protection: 72hr spray test (90% humidity) showed 87.5% lower failure rate vs. conventional screens

• Durability: Passed 500hr freeze/thaw cycles (-45℃ to 80℃) with pixel failure rate <0.0001%

• Smart Connectivity: Reserved interfaces for:

  • Crowd analytics

  • Ambient light sensors

  • Emergency broadcast systems

Tangible Progress

XGL P5's success at Fantawild demonstrates technology's role in solving real-world problems. When visitors check queue times under blazing sun, or staff trigger storm alerts remotely – these screens become vital operational tools. The future of display technology lies not in specs alone, but in contextual solutions.