The wind-resistant roof-mounted outdoor LED giant screen is engineered to withstand extreme meteorological conditions, making it a staple for high-rise advertising and architectural displays. These screens, often exceeding 100m², feature reinforced steel frameworks calculated to endure wind pressures up to 2.4kPa (equivalent to Category 5 hurricane forces). The structural design incorporates aerodynamic profiles—such as sloped panels or perforated sections—to reduce wind resistance, while seismic brackets absorb vibrations from building movement, ensuring stability in earthquake-prone regions.  

Technically, the screen integrates IP66-rated waterproofing to repel heavy rain and dust, with anti-corrosion coatings on all metal components to prevent rust in coastal or industrial environments. High-brightness panels (6,000-8,000 nits) maintain visibility from aircraft altitudes, while adaptive dimming systems adjust luminosity at night to comply with light pollution regulations. The modular design allows phased installation on complex roof geometries, with each module anchored to primary supports via double-locking mechanisms for added security. For maintenance, retractable service platforms or cradle systems enable safe access to the screen’s rear, minimizing downtime during inspections. In urban skylines, these screens serve as iconic brand markers, while cities use them for large-scale digital art or civic messaging, combining marketing with architectural grandeur.