Equipped on our safety lanyard tension monitor, this 1.8-inch dot matrix screen's 6 o'clock viewing angle allows aerial workers to read tension and tilt angle while glancing down. The FSTN COG construction is shock-resistant and durable, with no display lag at -20°C. Aerial teams report that black-on-white is the clearest format, requiring no hands-free operation.
Used on the status panel of our climbing auto-belay device, this 1.8-inch dot matrix screen's 6 o'clock viewing angle allows climbers to read current height and braking status whether looking up or down. The FSTN transflective display remains clearly visible on outdoor rock faces, and the wide-temperature design passed gym testing. Climbing gyms say black-on-white is instantly understandable, even for beginners.
Used on the control panel of our live-streaming audio interface, this 1.8-inch dot matrix screen's 6 o'clock viewing angle allows streamers to naturally read reverb, volume, and mode settings while at their desk. The FSTN positive display doesn't glare under studio lighting, preserving the live broadcast quality. Streamers say they can check parameters at a glance, making their streams smoother.
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