COMPLETE KIT · FRAME + IR PCBA + USB · 15.6″–98″
What "kit" means in this catalogue
A touch screen overlay kit is the frame sold as a matched, ready-to-assemble set rather than as raw components: the aluminium frame profiles cut and joined for your diagonal, the infrared PCBA that carries the emitter/receiver arrays, the USB connection lead, and access to the calibration software that aligns the touch field to the picture. Kit listings run through the manufacturer's catalogue from 15.6-inch monitor overlays to 98-inch wall frames, and several are explicitly named as overlay kits — the 43-inch LV-43 open-frame kit, the 19-inch ATM/kiosk overlay kit, the 21.5-inch 10-point kit for interactive kiosks, and the 65-inch aluminium overlay kit among them. Buying the kit instead of components means the emitter pitch, profile length and PCBA are already engineered to agree with each other; the integration risk that remains is mechanical fit to your display, which the drawing confirmation step removes.
Kit specification pattern
| Contents | Frame profile set, IR PCBA module(s), USB lead, calibration software |
|---|---|
| Sizes | Catalogue kits from 15.6″ to 98″; the frame programme extends to 500″ spliced |
| Touch points | 10 points on compact kits; 20 points on frame kits 43″ and up |
| Interface | USB 2.0 full-speed; single-cable power + data |
| Housing | Aluminium alloy profile, black |
| Minimum order | 1 piece on most kit listings; a few compact kits start at 5 pieces |
| Warranty (supplier-stated) | 1 year on listed kit models |
Kit vs components vs finished panel
Choose the kit when you have a display and a housing (or a bench) and want touch added as one controlled operation. Choose bare components when you are cutting your own profiles or building the sensing into a product of your own design. Choose an interactive flat panel when you do not have a display at all — a kit cannot fix a missing screen. The most common kit mistake is ordering by diagonal alone; the second most common is forgetting the host. Every kit assumes a USB host with a standard HID touch stack — Windows, Android, Linux and macOS are all represented in the catalogue's stated operating-system lists.
Assembly reality check
A first kit assembly, following the installation guide, takes an experienced integrator under an hour: join profiles, seat the PCBA, mount on the display, connect USB, calibrate four corners and test the edges. The step that cannot be rushed is the drawing check before the order ships — five minutes with the display's outer dimensions saves the only return freight this product class ever really generates.
A note on evidence
Every figure on this page traces to the manufacturer's own catalogue listings for this model class — dimensions, touch points, interface and stated standards are quoted from those listings, and anything the listings leave open (certification documents for a specific build, confirmed lead time for a specific quantity) is confirmed at quotation rather than filled in here. That discipline is deliberate: a specification page that invents nothing is the only kind worth engineering against, and it is why the inquiry asks for your display model — so the reply can be written against your unit, with the drawing, instead of against a generic diagonal.
Are kits available for uncommon sizes?
Yes — size customisation is stated across the kit range. Send the outer dimensions and the active-area dimensions in the inquiry.
Can I buy the frame without the PCBA?
That is a components order; see touch screen components and tell us the profile geometry you are matching.