Specs comparison
| Panel | Pixel pitch | Location | Closest viewing distance | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| P1.9 indoor | 1.9 mm | Indoor | about 2 m | TV studios, close-up stands, product walls |
| P2.6 indoor | 2.6 mm | Indoor | about 3 m | Exhibition stands, conferences, stages |
| P2.9 indoor | 2.9 mm | Indoor | about 3–4 m | Larger stands, mid-size stages |
| P3.9 indoor | 3.9 mm | Indoor | about 4 m | Big halls, concert backdrops |
| Outdoor | 3.9 mm and above, IP65 | Outdoor | about 5 m | Festivals, fan zones, open-air brand events |
For P1.9, P2.9, P3.9 and outdoor panels, the manufacturer's spec sheet comes with the quote: cabinet size, brightness, refresh rate and weight depend on the model we supply for your dates.
Indoor LED panels
Our P2.6 indoor wall is built from Gloshine Dawn DN 2.6 cabinets. Each cabinet is 500×500 mm with 192×192 pixels, so a 5×3 m wall gives 1920×1152 pixels, more than Full HD. The cabinets lock straight or at up to 10° per joint in 2.5° steps, which builds concave and convex curves down to a radius of about 2.9 m, and they travel eight to a flight case.
| P2.6 indoor | Value |
|---|---|
| Cabinet | 500×500 mm, 192×192 px |
| Brightness | 800–1000 nits |
| Refresh rate | 3840 Hz (up to 7680 Hz) |
| Viewing angle | 160° horizontal, 140° vertical |
| Weight | about 7 kg per cabinet |
| Power | 145 W max per cabinet (580 W/m²) |
| Curve | 0–10° per joint, 2.5° steps |
| Processing | NovaStar MCTRL4K |
For close-up filming and product walls we supply P1.9 panels, and for larger stands and mid-size stages P2.9 panels. Indoor brightness suits rooms with controlled light; the high refresh rate keeps the image free of flicker on camera.
Outdoor LED panels
For open-air events we supply outdoor panels with IP65 cabinets, sealed against rain and dust, from P3.9 upwards. They are much brighter than indoor panels so the picture stays readable in daylight. We build them as a ground stack or fly them from truss, and plan wind load, ballast and power with the venue. Under a roof, in a hall or a tent, an indoor panel is usually enough; on an open site we always plan an outdoor one.
Which pixel pitch to choose
Start from the closest viewer. As a rule of thumb, they should stand about 1 m away for each millimetre of pixel pitch: 2 m for P1.9, 3 m for P2.6, 4 m for P3.9. Then check the content: text and spreadsheets need a finer pitch than video and graphics, and cameras need a fine pitch and a high refresh rate. Finally, match the screen size to the room: the image height should be roughly one sixth of the distance to the last row. The pixel pitch guide explains the choice in detail, and the LED calculator sizes the screen for your venue.
If you need the screen with installation, an operator and content playback, see our LED display rental with crew.
