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OIAGLH

OIAGLH 5 inch projection vehicle 800*480 HD AT050TN43 V.1 s-video cable

SKU CH-VPZP-PW4D7

A 5-inch LCD replacement screen for vehicle projection systems with 800×480 HD resolution

  • 5-inch display fits compact projection vehicle setups
  • 800 x 480 HD resolution delivers clear visuals
  • AT050TN43 V.1 panel ensures direct replacement compatibility
  • S-Video cable included for simple connectivity

5 inch 800*480 display replacement

The OIAGLH AT050TN43 V.1 is a 5 inch LCD screen built for projection vehicle systems. It delivers an 800 by 480 HD resolution through an S-video interface. This new unit serves as a direct display replacement for compatible hardware.

Fits S-video projection setups

The screen connects via S-video cable and requires a matching video source and power supply within the host device. It frees up the original display slot when the factory panel has failed or been removed. Buyers who need a different connector type or a larger diagonal should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 5-inch display fits compact projection vehicle setups
  • 800 x 480 HD resolution delivers clear visuals
  • AT050TN43 V.1 panel ensures direct replacement compatibility
  • S-Video cable included for simple connectivity

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How well does the 800×480 LCD hold its contrast when the vehicle interior heats up during long drives?

The 5-inch AT050TN43 V.1 panel is built as a projection-vehicle display, so its liquid-crystal formulation is chosen to maintain visible contrast across the temperature range encountered in a cabin exposed to sunlight.

Does the S-Video cable add noticeable heat or electrical load when the screen runs continuously?

The S-Video interface carries only the chroma and luma signals; the display draws its power from the vehicle supply, so the cable itself contributes negligible heat or current draw during all-day operation.

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