BOE's DV122FBM-N00, a 12.2-inch TFT-LCD panel designed for commercial signage, is positioned as a stable display option for compact information terminals and shelf-level screens. The model entered mass production in the third quarter of 2018 and has become a common choice in small and mid-sized commercial display projects.
In digital signage, panel selection directly shapes image presentation and long-term device reliability. The DV122FBM-N00 is built around a-Si TFT-LCD technology and uses the HADS (High Advanced Super Dimension Switch) operating mode, which is intended to deliver solid color reproduction and contrast.
The panel's portrait orientation makes it suited to narrow signage formats, shelf displays and small information terminals. BOE lists the product as a commercial display component rather than a consumer-facing standalone monitor.
The display offers a physical resolution of 880 (RGB) × 1080, producing a pixel density of 114 PPI. BOE says the combination supports clear text and image rendering at close viewing distances.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Display size | 12.2 inches |
| Resolution | 880 (RGB) × 1080 |
| Brightness | 250 cd/m² (typical) |
| Contrast ratio | 1000:1 |
| Viewing angle | 89/89/89/89 (typical) |
| Interface | eDP (1 lane), 30 pins |
The panel's portrait display orientation is aimed at elongated digital signage, shelf displays and compact information terminals. Its surface carries a haze treatment of 25% and a 3H hard coating, measures intended to reduce ambient-light reflection and improve reading comfort in indoor commercial settings. The module supports an operating temperature range of 0°C to 50°C, which covers the requirements of most indoor commercial environments.
The DV122FBM-N00 integrates a WLED backlight system and LED driver, reducing hardware integration complexity. It uses a 30-pin eDP interface and accepts a 5.0V input, so designers must confirm that the driver board is compatible with the interface protocol. The model does not include touch functionality; applications requiring interaction will need a separate external touch solution.