How Much Does an Interactive Flat Panel Cost in Cambodia? (2026)

Cambodia is one of the few countries where the school down the street, the restaurant, and the electronics importer all quote prices in U.S. dollars. That makes comparison easy — and it also means the price you see has the entire import journey baked in, because Cambodia makes almost nothing itself. Here's what that journey costs.

Cambodia's economy is growing fast, and international schools in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap, plus a rising network of private colleges, are swapping projectors for interactive flat panels. If you're sourcing for one of them, this is the real cost structure.

The Dollar Price of a Panel in Cambodia

A 65–86 inch panel leaves the factory at roughly $1,200–$2,800 FOB. In Phnom Penh, expect $3,000–$6,000+, with the gap driven by sea freight, import duty and VAT, and a chain of importers.

The Sihanoukville-to-Phnom Penh Leg

Panels land at the deep-water port of Sihanoukville and travel inland to Phnom Penh — about 230 kilometres by road. That inland leg is a fixed cost that doesn't scale down: a single panel and a full container face similar handling, so freight per unit drops sharply as the order grows.

Certification relies on the Institute of Standards of Cambodia (ISC), and panels carrying CE, FCC, and RoHS with complete documentation clear faster. Power is 230V / 50Hz with Type A, C, and G sockets — a mix, so confirm the cord for your building before shipping.

Why Almost Everything Is Imported — and What That Means

Cambodia imports nearly all of its electronics, which means there's no meaningful domestic manufacturing to compare against — and no shortcut. Every panel in the country crossed a border. The practical consequence: the importer's markup is the one layer you can remove, and factory-direct is the only way to remove it.

Factory-Direct vs. Local: Consolidation Wins

Below five panels, the Sihanoukville-to-Phnom Penh leg plus duty can erase the saving. At five or more, one consolidated shipment usually saves 30–50% before freight.

Why Lonton Fits the Phnom Penh Route

Lonton manufactures interactive flat panels in-house and ships factory-direct to Sihanoukville. We build 4K UHD, 40-point infrared touch, Android 15 with a Windows 11 Pro OPS slot, on BOE and CSOT panels, and we quote in USD to match Cambodia's dollarized market.

MOQ is 5 units, and we hold ISO 9001, 14001, and 45001 plus CE, FCC, and RoHS.

Get a Landed-Cost Quote for Phnom Penh

Ask for a factory-direct quote with freight to Sihanoukville and inland to Phnom Penh included. Tell us size and quantity, and we'll itemize FOB and shipping.

Questions Cambodian Buyers Ask

Do you quote in USD? Yes — Lonton quotes and invoices in USD, matching Cambodia's market.

What plug and power? 230V / 50Hz, Type A/C/G — confirm the cord for your building.

Why is the inland leg significant? The Sihanoukville-to-Phnom Penh haul is a fixed cost; consolidation is how you lower per-unit freight.

What's the minimum order? 5 units.