A series of multifunctional liquid crystal panels that can play the role of a large monitor, a conventional TV or an information screen in a conference room, shopping mall or airport. Thanks to the design features and thin frames, it is possible to make one massive display from several panels. In the case of the 2021 models, whose side frames have to be searched with a magnifying glass, you can assemble a Voltron–style chain of 100 – 150 panels.


Many representatives of this series are designed to work 24/7, therefore, during production, special requirements are imposed on them in terms of power supply, design, cooling and software. Usually, they are equipped with an automatic cooling system that turns on when the display overheats. It can also temporarily disable some monitor functions to reduce heating. The LED lamps of the D-series displays are also designed for long-term operation, so the average time of their use in most cases reaches 50K hours.

The D model range is dominated by panels with diagonals from 43 to 50". In most cases, long-proven VA/MVA matrices with extended viewing angles are used. Basically, the T panels support the "picture in picture" and "picture next to picture" modes, with the help of which 2 working displays can be placed on one screen. This is where the additional functions end, but they are not particularly needed here.