LPScreen
LPScreen B160UAN03.1 16 inch WUXGA 1920x1200 60Hz laptop screen
A 16 inch WUXGA 1920x1200 60Hz laptop replacement screen with 250 cd/m² brightness, 1200:1 contrast and 85 degree viewing angles
- Compatible ModelsB160UAN03.1
- Screen Size16”
- Screen ResolutionWUXGA 1920x1200
- Sharp 16-inch WUXGA detail at 1920x1200 resolution
- Smooth 60 Hz refresh for everyday tasks
- Wide 85-degree viewing angles on all sides
- 250 cd/m² brightness with 1200:1 contrast ratio
- 7 million colours covering 45% NTSC gamut
16 inch WUXGA replacement panel
This 16 inch WUXGA panel replaces a B160UAN03.1 display in compatible laptops. It delivers a 1920x1200 resolution at 60 Hz without touch functionality. The matte surface suits office work, study and general media viewing. Buyers who need touch input or a higher refresh rate should look elsewhere.
Passive cooling and low power draw
The display runs without fans, so operation is completely silent. Typical brightness is 250 cd/m² with a 1200:1 contrast ratio. Power consumption stays low, drawing only what the laptop’s internal supply provides for a 16 inch panel. No external power brick or additional cooling is required.
40-pin eDP connector and standard mounting
A 40-pin eDP cable carries video and power to the panel. The 16.7 million colour depth covers 45% NTSC for everyday colour tasks. Viewing angles reach 85 degrees in all four directions for consistent visibility. Verify the exact part number before ordering to ensure the connector and bracket alignment match your chassis.
Highlights
- Sharp 16-inch WUXGA detail at 1920x1200 resolution
- Smooth 60 Hz refresh for everyday tasks
- Wide 85-degree viewing angles on all sides
- 250 cd/m² brightness with 1200:1 contrast ratio
- 7 million colours covering 45% NTSC gamut
Specifications
| Model | B160UAN03.1 |
|---|---|
| Part Number | B160UAN03.1 |
| Compatible Models | B160UAN03.1 |
| Screen Size | 16” |
| Screen Resolution | WUXGA 1920x1200 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the B160UAN03.1 16 inch WUXGA screen and which connector step causes the most issues?
Remove the bezel, disconnect the 30-pin eDP cable from the old panel, fit the new B160UAN03.1, and reconnect the cable firmly; the step most people miss is fully seating the connector latch before reassembly.
What maintenance or replacement will the B160UAN03.1 need after extended use?
The LED backlight is rated for typical notebook lifetime; no user-serviceable parts exist, so the only future replacement would be the entire panel if brightness degrades or a fault appears.
What is the first limit I will hit when running the B160UAN03.1 at full brightness for long periods?
Sustained 250 cd/m² output with 45% NTSC colour gamut and 60Hz refresh means heat buildup in the backlight driver is the first constraint, not the panel response time.
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