MODEL CLASS LV65-17MM / YCL-LV65 · 20 POINTS · 32768 × 32768 · USB 2.0
Why 65 inches is the volume size
Sixty-five inches is where classroom, meeting-room and signage demand concentrates, and it is the size at which the YCL Touch infrared frame line is deepest: two model designations — LV65-17MM and YCL-LV65 — cover the 65-inch diagonal with 20 simultaneous touch points, a stated sensing resolution of 32768 × 32768, and an aluminium alloy housing finished in black. The "17MM" in the model code is the profile class: a slim frame section designed to sit on a modern narrow-bezel display without overwhelming its front face. Both designations use a single USB connection for touch data and 5V power, so the retrofit adds exactly one cable to the back of the screen.
Specification
| Models | LV65-17MM; YCL-LV65 |
|---|---|
| Display size | 65 inch class (frame drawing confirmed per display model) |
| Touch points | 20 points |
| Sensing resolution | 32768 × 32768 (supplier-stated) |
| Interface | USB 2.0 (full-speed), single-cable power + data |
| Housing | Aluminium alloy frame, black |
| Size range of the frame design | The same frame programme covers 15″ to 500″ (supplier-stated) |
| Touch object | Finger, glove, passive stylus |
| Minimum order | 1 piece (supplier listing) |
| Standards (supplier-stated) | CE, FCC listings on this model class; certificates available upon request |
Fit check before you order
Two details decide whether a 65-inch frame drops straight on or needs the drawing adjusted. First, the display's outer dimensions: 65-inch panels from different brands vary by several millimetres in width and height, and the frame is built to the set, not to the brochure diagonal. Second, bezel depth: the frame profile needs a flat landing zone around the picture area; deeply curved or knife-edge bezels need a spacer solution, which is a routine OEM adjustment when it is declared up front. Send the display brand and model — or a photo of the bezel with a tape measure across the front — in the inquiry form, and the returned quotation is based on the confirmed drawing, not a generic 65-inch assumption.
Where the 65-inch frame earns its keep
In classrooms, a 65-inch frame over an existing panel converts a passive screen into a writing surface at a fraction of an interactive flat panel's price, and it survives the panel: when the display is replaced, the frame programme covers the new set with a re-sized profile. In meeting rooms it pairs with the room PC for whiteboard software without locking the room into one panel vendor's platform. In signage, 20 touch points comfortably support two simultaneous users at a wayfinding or product-catalogue screen. For brighter, high-traffic rooms, pair the frame specification with the education or meeting room application notes.
Ordering notes
Listed supply and pricing are per model and confirmed at quotation; the frame ships with its PCBA, USB lead and calibration software access. One cabinet note from the catalogue: a sibling 65-inch listing's internal specification field records a 60-inch screen-size entry against its 65-inch title — a documentation inconsistency we flag rather than hide; the frame you receive is built and checked against the drawing confirmed in your inquiry, which is the document that governs.
Does the frame need drivers on Windows 10/11?
The frame presents as a USB HID touch device; standard Windows installs need no vendor driver. Vendor calibration software is supplied for multi-point alignment and edge tuning.
Can I get the 65-inch frame in a different finish?
Black is the catalogue finish. Colour and branding variants are OEM requests — declare them in the inquiry so they are quoted with the frame, not after it.