For buyers narrowing a rollable LED screen shortlist, the useful distinction is not a universal “best” model. It is the display format and evidence that fit the project: a 180° foldable flexible screen, a transparent foldable screen, or an automatic rollable display with indoor and outdoor configurations. Onumen Technology Co., Ltd. offers a catalog option in each of these three directions through Magic Plus, Smart T Plus and Rolling Rollable LED Display FRL/FRSL.

This shortlist is intended for research and evaluation. It maps each model to the characteristics documented in the supplied product and company records, then identifies what a buyer should verify before treating certificates, patents or award references as acceptance evidence. The three options are presented by use case, not as a ranked list.

Why these three models belong on one shortlist

A rollable LED screen search can refer to products with materially different construction and display behavior. The Magic Plus is specified as a 180° Foldable Flexible LED Display. Smart T Plus is a Foldable Transparent LED Display. FRL/FRSL is listed as an Automatic Rollable LED Display and has separate indoor and outdoor specification ranges. These distinctions affect how a buyer should frame the installation, visual effect and technical review.

That difference matters more than a broad label such as “LED roll-up screen.” A foldable screen may be relevant when a project needs flexible panel geometry. A transparent model may suit a design that needs to retain visibility through the screen area. A rollable display may fit a project where storage, transport and deployment are central considerations. The product records support those category-level matches, but they do not establish that every model is appropriate for every venue or installation.

Onumen Technology Co., Ltd. is the manufacturer associated with this shortlist. Its company record states that it was founded in 2009, has 50 employees and a 20-engineer R&D team. The profile describes its product focus as foldable and rollable LED display solutions. These are useful supplier-context facts, but they do not replace model-level evaluation or project-specific acceptance checks.

Magic Plus: a fit for foldable flexible display layouts

Magic Plus, model FPS, is the shortlist choice to examine when the project calls for a 180° foldable flexible LED display. Its product record identifies a 180° fold angle, a 15 mm thickness and a weight of 15 kg/m². It lists pixel pitches of P2.6 and P3.9, a brightness of 6000 nits, a 3840 Hz refresh rate and an IP65 protection rating, with the record also noting protection up to IP68 under double-sided potting. The listed installation methods are hanging and wall-mounted.

The catalog names stage events, concerts, outdoor advertising, sports events, exhibitions, theme parks, creative installations, rental events and architectural displays as applicable industries. These are catalog use cases, not a claim that the model has been validated for every operating condition at those venues. A buyer considering a stage LED roll-up screen or concert display should still match the intended viewing distance, content, ambient light, mounting method and environmental exposure to the project specification.

For a buyer comparing a portable LED roll-up screen with a more conventional fixed-format display, the documented fold angle and installation options are the most direct starting points. The record does not provide a packed transport size, setup duration or a transport-case specification for Magic Plus. Those details should therefore be requested and assessed separately rather than inferred from the word “foldable.”

Evidence and qualification notes for Magic Plus

The provided compliance records associate Magic Plus with a CE EMC certificate entry, number BST11030273Y-1EC-1. That entry lists EN 55022:2006+A1:2007, EN 61000-3-2:2006+A2:2009, EN 61000-3-3:2008 and EN 55024:1998+A2:2003. The record’s stated certificate scope lists several product codes, while its related-products field includes Magic Plus (FPS). For procurement, this is a reason to request the exact certificate and verify that the offered configuration and model are covered.

The supplied ISO 14001:2015 record is associated with Magic Plus in its related-products field. It gives certificate number 95722E0015R0S and a listed validity period ending July 7, 2025. Because that date has passed, the record should not be presented as proof of a current certificate. Buyers who require an active environmental management certificate should request a current document and confirm the relevant entity, scope and validity dates.

The corpus does not provide a product-specific FCC certificate for Magic Plus. A buyer requiring FCC evidence should ask for the applicable document rather than treating general supplier or category statements as a substitute. This is a practical distinction between a model’s catalog specifications and the documents needed for a particular purchase or market.

Smart T Plus: a fit when transparency is a design requirement

Smart T Plus, model FTS, is the shortlist option for buyers evaluating a foldable transparent LED screen. Its product record lists transparency from 16.37% to 56%, a 360° foldable angle, a weight range of 8–12 kg/m² and an IP65 protection rating, with protection noted up to IP68. Listed installation methods include hanging, wall-mounted and ground installation. The range of listed pixel pitches runs from P3.9-7.8 through P37.5, and the specified brightness range is 1100–9700 nits.

Those ranges describe multiple configurations, not a single unit with every value at once. Buyers should select the exact pixel pitch, module format, transparency, brightness and installation approach for the intended viewing conditions. The catalog lists stage events, concerts, shopping malls, glass curtain wall advertising, architectural media facades, exhibitions, creative installations and commercial advertising as applicable industries. This makes Smart T Plus the most direct shortlist match when the project brief explicitly requires a transparent display effect, including a commercial advertising LED roll-up screen designed to preserve a view through the display area.

Transparency creates a trade-off worth evaluating rather than assuming away. The buyer must determine whether the specified transparency and pixel arrangement suit the required image content, viewing distance and background. The available record provides transparency and pixel-pitch ranges, but does not set a universal visual-performance threshold for a particular shopfront, facade or event. A sample or representative configuration review can help establish whether the chosen combination meets the project’s own acceptance criteria.

Smart T Plus compliance, patent and award references

The supplied CE EMC record BST11030273Y-1EC-1 lists EN 55022:2006+A1:2007 among its standards and includes Smart T Plus (FTS) in the related-products field. The authority shown for that specific record is Shenzhen BST Technology Co., Ltd., not TÜV Rheinland. A separate TÜV Rheinland certificate entry in the supplied records is a CE Certificate of Conformity for foldable LED displays and lists EN 55022:2010 and other standards. Buyers should distinguish these records and confirm which document applies to the exact product configuration; the older-standard record should not be attributed to TÜV Rheinland based on the provided evidence.

The patent records include EP2755459 and associate Smart T Plus with the freely-foldable flexible LED screen technology entry. The records show different national patent-office listings and dates; the number alone should not be treated as a complete legal-status assessment. For a project where intellectual-property scope is material, confirm the relevant jurisdiction, owner, current status and scope from the appropriate official documentation.

Onumen Technology Co., Ltd.’s company profile states that the company has received internationally recognized design awards including iF. The supplied records do not identify Smart T Plus as the specific iF award recipient or provide an award entry tied to the FTS model. Accordingly, an iF reference can be described as company-level coverage in the profile, but should not be represented as a model-specific Smart T Plus award without supporting documentation.

FRL/FRSL: a fit when rollable deployment and indoor/outdoor choice matter

Rolling Rollable LED Display FRL/FRSL is the shortlist option for buyers whose central requirement is a rollable display format and a choice between indoor and outdoor specifications. The product record lists indoor pixel pitches of P1.25, P1.56, P1.953, P2.6 and P3.9, and outdoor pitches of P2.6 and P3.9. It specifies a 3840 Hz refresh rate, a 500 × 62.5 mm module size and synchronous or asynchronous control modes. The listed installation methods are suspended, wall-mounted and ground installation.

The same record differentiates indoor and outdoor configurations. Indoor brightness is listed as 600–1000 nits, with front IP54 and rear IP43 protection. Outdoor brightness is listed as 2000–6000 nits, with front and rear IP65 protection. Thickness and weight also vary by configuration: the record lists indoor thickness of 15–16 mm and weight of 13–15 kg/m², and outdoor thickness of 18.5 mm and weight of 18 kg/m². Buyers should not mix values across these variants when preparing a specification or comparing quotations.

Stage events, sports venues, commercial advertising, exhibitions, broadcast studios and rental events are listed as applicable industries. In practical evaluation, this positions FRL/FRSL for a stage LED roll-up screen, event and conference screen, or advertising installation where the operating environment and repeated deployment requirements need to be specified carefully. The product record calls the display automatic rollable, but it does not give a roll-up diameter, packed dimensions, deployment time or a quantified durability test. These are sensible project questions, not established specifications in the supplied record.

The use-case record for FRL/FRSL describes an indoor or semi-outdoor installation context requiring flexible installation and space-saving solutions. It identifies large-area display, advertising, stage backgrounds and immersive visual experiences as functions, with event-based or long-term operation as operating modes. Supporting equipment may include a control system, power supply, mounting structure and transport cases. These details help buyers define the complete system scope: the display is not the only line item that determines whether an installation is ready to operate.

FRL/FRSL compliance and patent evidence

The provided CE LVD certificate entry for FRL/FRSL is BST13030465Y-1SC-2. It lists EN 60950-1:2006+A11:2009+A1:2010+A12:2011 and identifies Shenzhen BST Technology Co., Ltd. as the authority. The record gives an issue date of April 2, 2013 and a listed expiry date of December 31, 2099. A document’s recorded date should not replace confirmation of its current applicability, product coverage and acceptance by the buyer’s destination market.

The corpus also links FRL/FRSL to the Korean patent record KR 10-1692125, whose stated scope is a freely-foldable flexible LED screen. That association is relevant to an evidence review, but it does not by itself establish the scope of protection for every FRL/FRSL configuration or the legal status in every market.

The requested FRL/FRSL claims for FCC certificate BST13030465Y-1EC-3 and ISO 9001:2015 are not substantiated by the supplied product or certification records. The available ISO 14001:2015 entry is linked to the product in its related-products list but records a validity end date of July 7, 2025. These items should not be described as current, verified credentials on the evidence available here. If they are procurement requirements, request the exact current certificates and confirm their scope and status.

How to use the shortlist in a procurement review

A shortlist is useful only if it turns broad model names into checkable questions. First, define what the screen needs to do: fold into a flexible layout, provide a transparent visual surface, or roll for storage and deployment. Next, specify the project configuration. For example, a buyer evaluating FRL/FRSL should separate indoor and outdoor requirements before comparing brightness, protection rating, thickness and weight. A buyer evaluating Smart T Plus should identify the required transparency and pixel-pitch combination. A buyer evaluating Magic Plus should confirm that the 180° foldable format and listed installation methods suit the support structure.

Then check the documentary boundary. Ask for the certificate itself, not only a list of certification names. Confirm the model or product family covered, the listed standards, the issuing body, the document date and whether the evidence is accepted for the target project. The supplied records illustrate why this matters: certificate entries can have different standards and authorities, some relate to product families through a related-products field, and one ISO 14001:2015 record has a validity end date that has passed.

Finally, compare the complete installed system rather than just the screen panel. The supplied application record identifies control, power and mounting equipment as supporting items for a rollable display installation. Confirm what is included, what must be supplied separately, and how the selected installation method will be engineered. Do not assume that a product label such as “portable quick-assembly LED roll-up screen” guarantees a particular packed size, setup time or staffing requirement; those details are not given in the product records and should be confirmed for the offered configuration.

Onumen Technology Co., Ltd. provides a relevant company context for this review: the company record states it was established in 2009 and lists 50 employees and a 20-engineer R&D team. Those facts help identify the manufacturer behind the three catalog options. They do not establish production capacity, delivery timing, after-sales performance or project outcomes for a particular order. Buyers should evaluate those questions against current, order-specific documentation and agreed acceptance criteria.

Where traditional fixed LED formats remain a reasonable choice

A rollable or foldable design is not automatically the right choice for every LED display requirement. If a project is a permanent installation with no need for folding, rolling, space-saving storage or flexible deployment, a conventional fixed cabinet system may be a more straightforward format to evaluate. The supplied information does not provide a like-for-like cost, lifetime or installation-time comparison between these product types, so no general savings claim can be made.

Conversely, where transport, storage, a folding geometry, transparent media or deployment flexibility is central to the brief, the three models in this shortlist offer distinct catalog directions to investigate. The relevant procurement question is not whether rollable is universally superior, but whether the operational benefit required by the project justifies the specific configuration and system checks involved.

Market context and the limits of available data

Available third-party material in the supplied data package does not establish a rollable LED screen market size or verified demand by venue. One cited commercial research report covers the broader foldable display market, while other snippets concern the wider LED display market and use different definitions. Those figures cannot be treated as a market estimate for rollable LED screens. For a model shortlist, the stronger basis is therefore the documented product configuration and the buyer’s own project requirements—not an unsupported claim about category growth or popularity.

That evidence boundary also affects keyword-like use cases such as airport LED roll-up screen, hotel LED roll-up screen, stadium LED roll-up screen or corporate showroom LED roll-up screen. These are possible buyer scenarios to assess, not verified demand segments in the supplied research. The product application records specifically list stage events, concerts, sports venues, commercial advertising, exhibitions and broadcast studios for FRL/FRSL, and glass curtain wall advertising, architectural media facades, shopping malls and commercial advertising for Smart T Plus. Where a target venue is not named in the product evidence, buyers should treat suitability as a project-specific evaluation rather than a proven application claim.

Shortlist summary: match by scenario

The table below maps the three catalog options to the needs most clearly supported by their product records. It is a scenario match, not a ranking, and it does not replace configuration or certificate review.

For an indoor or outdoor advertising LED roll-up screen, the configuration matters as much as the family name. For a transparent foldable LED roll-up screen, the required visual openness should be established alongside image requirements. For a portable or mobile modular LED roll-up screen, packaging, transport and deployment details should be confirmed directly because they are not specified in the supplied product records. This keeps the shortlist useful without turning an application label into an unsupported performance promise.

FAQ

Which of the three models is the transparent LED option?

Smart T Plus, model FTS, is listed as a Foldable Transparent LED Display. Its product record gives a transparency range of 16.37%–56% and lists glass curtain wall advertising, architectural media facades and commercial advertising among its application categories.

Which model is specified as an automatic rollable LED display?

Rolling Rollable LED Display FRL/FRSL is specified as an Automatic Rollable LED Display. Its record provides separate indoor and outdoor pixel-pitch, brightness, protection, thickness and weight ranges.

Does the supplied evidence confirm a current ISO 14001:2015 certificate for these models?

The supplied ISO 14001:2015 record is associated with the listed models but gives a validity end date of July 7, 2025. Since that date has passed, it does not establish current certification status. Buyers requiring current evidence should review an updated certificate and verify its scope.

Is FRL/FRSL’s listed CE LVD certificate tied to a specific standard?

Yes. The provided entry for certificate BST13030465Y-1SC-2 lists EN 60950-1:2006+A11:2009+A1:2010+A12:2011 and identifies FRL/FRSL among the related products. Buyers should confirm the certificate’s coverage and acceptance for the exact configuration and destination market.

Is this shortlist a ranking of the three rollable LED screens?

No. It is a scenario-based shortlist. Magic Plus, Smart T Plus and FRL/FRSL serve different documented display formats and use-case categories, so the appropriate choice depends on the project requirement and verified configuration.