Ansilon 5.5 Inch 256X64 OLED Display Module with 4-Wire Spi Interface

Name: Ansilon 5.5 Inch 256X64 OLED Display Module with 4-Wire Spi Interface
Brand: Shenzhen Ansilon Technology Co., Ltd
SKU: 2313979305

Guangdong, ChinaShenzhen Ansilon Technology Co., Ltd

US$50.00

999-4,998 Pieces

US$48.50

4,999-9,998 Pieces

US$47.00

9,999 Pieces

US$45.00

10,000+ Pieces

Sample price:US$50.00/piece.Request sample

Product profile

Customization

Available

Drive Mode

PMOLED

Application

Consumer Electronics

Model NO.

ASL55S0600WG01

Transport Package

Carton

Trademark

Ansilon

Origin

China

HS Code

8531200000

Production Capacity

10000 Pieces/Month

Key features

Self Emissive OLED Technology, No Backlight Required, Thinner and lighter than traditional LCD displays, Ideal for applications requiring high contrast and low power consumption

Industrial-Grade Temperature Range, Operating temperature -40 to+80, Storage temperature -40 to +85. Reliable performance in harsh industrial environments.

Ultra Low Power Consumption. OLED pixels only consume power when lit ideal for battery powered devices. Typical operating current 12mA to 22mA. Significantly lower power than traditional LCD.

Company profile

Fast DeliveryCustomization from DesignsODM ServicesOEM Services

Shenzhen Ansilon Technology Co., Ltd

Guangdong, China

Business Type: Manufacturer/Factory, Trading Company CertifiedR&D Capacity: ODM Service Available & OEM Service Available CertifiedCustomization Options: Customization from Samples, Customization from Designs, etc.Export Year: 2020-08-08 CertifiedNearest Port: Shenzhen PortAverage Response Time: ≤1.51h

AI-Powered supplier vetting

SummaryThe supplier is identified as a professional technical supplier offering 3D software design, ODM, OEM, and broad customization services. It can trace raw materials and reports export activity, mainly to Southeast Asia and the Mideast, with stated order lead times within 15 workdays. However, quality control appears limited: finished products receive random inspection by packing staff, with one quality inspector, and no quality assurance system is reported. No supplier-management-system certification, factory environmental impact assessment, written service procedures, complaint-handling records, or corrective-action procedures are documented. Innovation evidence is mixed: the supplier offers ODM but reported no new products in the past year and has no SDK availability. Financial data is present only by year labels, without sufficient evidence to assess credibility.

Supplier typeThe supplier explicitly identifies itself as a professional technical supplier, provides 3D software design, offers ODM and OEM services, and has a registered and physical address in Shenzhen. It also reports that 51%–70% of total sales come from exports and identifies Southeast Asia and the Mideast as export markets, supporting classification as a technical, internationally oriented supplier.

CertificationsNo supplier management system certification is reported. The supplier also states that there is no quality assurance in its quality control processes, so the provided information does not demonstrate recognized certification or an established certified quality system.

After-Sales capabilityThe company states that it seeks long-term relationships and customer satisfaction, but it has no written procedures or records for effective service assessment, complaint handling, or corrective and preventive actions. The explicit absence of these service-management mechanisms indicates a deficiency in documented after-sales capability.

Customization capabilityThe supplier explicitly supports customization from samples, designs, full customization, minor customization, and flexible customization. Its 3D software design, ODM, and OEM capabilities further support the conclusion that it can handle varied customized-product requirements.

Product Q&A

Q:What is the difference between OLED and traditional LCD displays?

OLED displays are self emissive, each pixel generates its own light. Traditional LCDs require a backlight to illuminate the pixels. infinite contrast ratio, wider viewing angles, thinner profile, and lower power consumption when displaying dark content. However, OLEDs may have shorter lifespan than LCDs under continuous high brightness operation.

Q:Can this display be used outdoors or in direct sunlight?

OLED displays generally perform well in bright ambient light due to high contrast. However, direct sunlight may cause readability issues. For outdoor applications, consider using high brightness OLED variants or adding an anti glare cover lens. Standard brightness is approximately 120 nits.

Q:What is the lifespan of the OLED display?

OLED displays have a typical lifespan of 20,000 to 50,000 hours, approximately 2.5 to 5.7 years of continuous operation. Blue pixels have slightly shorter lifespan than other colors. To maximize lifespan: Avoid displaying static bright images for extended periods, Use screen savers or pixel shifting, Reduce overall brightness when possible.