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High voltage plate GH115A REV0.0 four lamp large mouth high pressure GH115 A1

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SKU CH-TGKV-76QT3

Internal power cable with high-voltage plate GH115A REV0.0 for four-lamp tablet LCDs 7 to 10 inch

  • Designed for 7~10 inch tablet LCD displays
  • GH115A REV0.0 high-voltage plate model
  • Four-lamp large-mouth high-pressure configuration
  • New internal power cable for component builds

High-voltage plate for 7–10 inch displays

This internal power cable is a high-voltage plate labelled GH115A REV0.0. It is built to drive four lamps in large-mouth, high-pressure configurations for tablet LCDs measuring 7 to 10 inches.

Practical limits of the backlight interface

The part supports only the specified four-lamp, large-mouth layout and the 7–10 inch display range. Builders needing a different lamp count, connector style or screen size cannot use this plate.

Highlights

  • Designed for 7~10 inch tablet LCD displays
  • GH115A REV0.0 high-voltage plate model
  • Four-lamp large-mouth high-pressure configuration
  • New internal power cable for component builds

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Is the GH115A REV0.0 compatible with my 10 inch display?

The high-voltage plate is specified for 7 to 10 inch tablet LCDs, so a 10 inch panel falls within the supported range.

What does the four-lamp large-mouth design mean for my tablet backlight?

It indicates the board drives four CCFL lamps through a wide connector, matching panels that use a four-lamp large-mouth high-pressure layout.

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