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Built in public.
Sold when ready.

CURRENT STATUS · DEVELOPMENT PREVIEW

The shop is accepting build requests, not payments. Target specifications and availability remain subject to first-article, compliance, production, and supply-chain qualification. We will confirm configuration, lead time, and terms before an order exists.

REQUEST PROCESS

Plan now.
Commit later.

The build list captures project intent. It is not checkout and does not create a charge.

01

Build the system

Select the source, sender, and receiver products relevant to your installation.

02

Validate the fit

We review cabinet details, panel profiles, release status, documentation requirements, and timing.

03

Confirm before order

Configuration, lead time, production status, and terms are confirmed before an order exists.

Questions,
answered.

Can I buy hardware today?+

You can submit a build request today. We are not collecting payment until the selected hardware clears its release gates and your configuration is confirmed.

Is LC-MP1 the media server?+

Yes. LC-MP1 is the compact playback product, designed for local media, HTML content, scheduling, and HDMI display output.

Which receiver should I choose?+

Choose R-H75 for direct HUB75 cabinet outputs, R-MZ for a rugged custom carrier, or R-GF for a compact socketed module. We will validate the choice with your cabinet details.

Do the receivers work without the sender?+

The shared management stack supports development and diagnostics, but the production wall architecture pairs receivers with the LC-S1 real-time sender.

Are all Blight products TAA compliant?+

TAA eligibility is a mandatory release gate for every Blight product. The current development configurations are not yet certified: exact-lot origin records and the end-product determination remain open. Request the evidence packet for the current product and production-lot status.

Are the products Made in America?+

Our production plan requires U.S. board and system assembly, programming, test, and pack-out using domestic and imported components. We will publish only the qualified origin statement supported by the actual production records; an unqualified “Made in USA” claim remains withheld while evidence is incomplete.

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