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LED Display Types: A Practical Guide to Specs, Installation, and Real-World Use


Quick summary: Most projects fall into Fixed Indoor, Fixed Outdoor, Rental/Event, LED Poster, Transparent, Curve/Flexible, LED Floor/Ceiling, Mesh/Media Façade, Perimeter/Scoreboard, and Fine-Pitch/COB. To choose wisely, start with the viewing distance → pixel pitch → brightness (nits), then consider IP rating, structure/power, refresh rate, and after-sales service.



LED basics: Pixel Pitch, Brightness (nits), Refresh Rate, IP Rating

  • Pixel pitch: the smaller, the sharper. Choose primarily by real viewing distance.
  • Brightness (nits): Indoor typically 600–1,200 nits; Outdoor 4,000–6,000+ nits depending on sun exposure and direction.
  • Refresh rate: ≥3,840 Hz keeps images stable on camera—useful for photos/live streams.
  • IP rating: For outdoor, aim for IP65+ and ensure proper sealing and electrical standards.

Suggested viewing distance vs pixel pitch

Pixel Pitch Recommended Viewing Distance Typical Use
P0.9–P1.2 1–2.5 m Control rooms, studios, executive areas
P1.5–P2.0 1.5–3.5 m Lobbies, meeting rooms, showrooms
P2.5–P3.0 2.5–5 m Halls, mid-stage, exhibits
P3.9–P4.8 4–8 m Large stages, malls, events
P6–P10 8–20 m+ Outdoor, facades, billboards


LED display types in practice

1) Fixed Indoor LED

Permanent indoor installs prioritising image quality. Commonly P1.2–P4, 600–1,200 nits. For solid walls, prefer front-service cabinets.

2) Fixed Outdoor LED

Storefronts/building signs need IP65+ and 4,000–6,000+ nits. Choose P4–P10 based on distance; have engineers certify structure and power.

3) Rental / Event LED

Die-cast, quick-lock cabinets for rigging or ground stack. P1.9–P4; high refresh (≥3,840 Hz) for camera work. Keep spare modules/PSUs.

4) LED Poster / Standee

All-in-one, portable displays that can be tiled into a video wall—ideal for storefronts, showrooms, and pop-ups.

5) Transparent LED

Glass-mounted see-through displays—lightweight, wind-friendly, and modern for retail façades.

6) Curve / Flexible / Corner

Curved, reverse-curve, and seamless 90° corners using flexible modules or custom cabinets.

7) LED Floor / LED Ceiling

Load-bearing interactive floors and immersive ceilings—pay special attention to structure, power, and service access.

8) Mesh / Media Façade

Lightweight, wind-permeable strips for large façades—reduced wind load and weight for landmark-scale projects.

9) Perimeter / Scoreboard

Stadium-grade with impact protection, wide viewing, and redundancy.

10) Fine-Pitch / MicroLED / COB

Very close viewing (P0.x–P1.x). COB/GOB options resist dust and touch—great for control rooms and studios.

Reference Specs (2025)

Category Pitch/Technology Updated 2025 Brightness nits (approx.) Refresh Rate Hz Service/Frame Dust/Water Best For
Indoor Fine-Pitch Indoor P1.x–P2.0 (e.g., COB/SMD) ~800–1,000 ~5,760 Front service; die-cast IP4x Lobbies / meeting rooms / studios
Indoor Standard Indoor P3–P4 (SMD 2121) ~800–1,000 High (e.g., 7,680) 90° seamless corner option Indoor Malls / indoor stages
Outdoor High-Bright Outdoor P4 (SMD 1921) ~5,000–6,000 High (≥5,760–7,680) Rear/front by series; 960×960 mm IP65+ Storefronts / building signs
Outdoor Billboard Outdoor P8 / P10 (SMD 3535) ~5,000+ High (≥5,760) Steel or die-cast cabinet IP65+ Billboards / large façades
Rental / Event Rental P2.6–P4 / P8–P10 (by brief) Project-dependent Very high (≥3,840 to ~7,680) Light die-cast; quick-lock Often IP54–IP65 Concerts / sports / roadshows
LED Poster Indoor / Semi-Outdoor P1.25–P4 (640×1920 cabinet) Indoor ~800–1,100 / Outdoor ~3,900–4,500 ≥3,840 (some higher) Single or tiled video wall IP45 / IP65 Storefronts / POP displays

Type Comparison & Key Ranges (At-a-Glance)

Type Best For Typical Pitch Brightness (nits) Dust/Water Notes
Fixed Indoor Indoor Lobbies, meeting rooms P1.2–P4 600–1,200 IP20–IP43 Front-service optional
Fixed Outdoor Outdoor Storefronts, building signs P4–P10 4,000–6,000+ IP65+ Engineer-certified structure/power
Rental / Event Rental Stages, roadshows P1.9–P4 1,000–2,500+ Site-dependent Die-cast, quick setup
LED Poster Indoor / Semi-Outdoor Storefronts, POSM P1.25–P3 800–1,100 / 3,900–4,500 Indoor / Semi-Outdoor Can tile into a wall
Transparent Indoor / Semi-Outdoor Shop windows, showrooms P3–P10 (equiv.) 1,000–5,000 Varies by series See-through effect
Curve / Flexible Custom Curved / corner walls P1.5–P4 Project-dependent By design Custom engineering
LED Floor / Ceiling Indoor Immersive / interactive P2–P4 1,000–2,500 Impact/dust resistant Serviceability matters
Mesh / Façade Outdoor Large building façades P10–P25+ 5,000–8,000+ IP65+ Wind-permeable, lightweight
Perimeter Outdoor Stadiums P6–P10 3,000–6,000 IP65+ High impact resistance
Fine-Pitch / COB Indoor Control rooms / executives P0.x–P1.x 600–1,200 Indoor Ultra-smooth image

How to choose cost-effective specs

  1. Start from real viewing distance, then pick the right pitch.
  2. Assess lighting: Indoor 600–1,200 nits; Outdoor 4,000–6,000+ nits.
  3. Check IP + structure/power: Outdoor needs IP65+ with proper certification.
  4. Refresh rate: ≥3,840 Hz if photos/live video matter.
  5. SLA & spares keep your screen reliably online.

Control system & content files

  • Async vs Sync controllers—choose by real-time needs.
  • Processors/controllers must match total resolution and refresh.
  • Content files should match aspect ratio, use bold fonts, and high contrast—especially outdoors.

Power & consumption

Actual draw depends on content and brightness. As a rule of thumb:

  • Indoor: ~200–400 W/m² average
  • Outdoor: ~300–800 W/m² average

Quick formula: Screen area (m²) × avg W/m² → total watts → convert to amps by voltage/phase, add safety margin.


Maintenance & lifespan

  • Calibration/mapping: keep originals and backups.
  • Cleaning: follow guides—especially for outdoor.
  • Check PSUs/fans periodically and stock spares.
  • SLA: define response time and spare policy.

Popular use cases

  • Storefronts/buildings: Fixed Outdoor P4–P8, high contrast content.
  • Showrooms/lobbies: Fine-Pitch P1.2–P2.5, premium look.
  • Event stages: Rental P2.6–P3.9, high refresh, fast setup.
  • Shop windows: Transparent LED, minimal visual blockage.
  • Large façades: Mesh/Media Façade, reduced wind load.

FAQ

How bright should an outdoor LED be?

Typically 4,000–6,000+ nits depending on sun direction, usage hours, and placement. Direct sunlight may require higher nits.

Why do I see scan lines in photos?

It’s about refresh/scan type and camera settings. Choose ≥3,840 Hz and match shutter/frame rate to the display.

How do I pick pixel pitch cost-effectively?

Choose by viewing distance first. Closer viewing needs smaller pitch; farther viewing can use larger pitch to save budget.


Need a proposal tailored to your site?

Send dimensions (W×H), viewing distance, indoor/outdoor, and daily usage. We’ll propose two options (value/premium) with ballpark budget and timeline.

Talk to our team or call the number on the site.

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