Front maintenance LED displays are perfect for installations in locations where space and quick service access are important, such as in transportation hubs, retail displays, and control centers.
Indoor P2.6 and P3.91 LED displays are popular choices for medium-sized venues and applications where resolution and visibility are important but don’t require ultra-fine pixel pitches. These screens are versatile enough to be used in various indoor settings, from corporate meeting rooms to shopping centers.
XR virtual production LED displays are widely used in studios for film and TV production, live broadcast events, and virtual product launches. Their realistic visuals create immersive environments for audiences, improving engagement and production efficiency.
The P1.875 shelf LED display is a specialized type designed for retail environments. With a small pixel pitch, these displays are typically placed at eye level on shelves, displaying targeted advertisements and product information close to the merchandise.
Outdoor LED displays are commonly used for advertising on billboards, in sports stadiums, and for public information displays. Their ability to withstand environmental conditions makes them ideal for high-traffic outdoor spaces where constant, reliable performance is necessary.
Rental LED displays are widely used in the events industry, especially at concerts, exhibitions, and conferences. They provide a reliable way to engage audiences with high-definition visuals, live feeds, and branding opportunities, ensuring memorable experiences.
P0.9 LED displays are commonly used in broadcast studios, art galleries, and luxury stores where close viewing and high resolution are essential. They also serve well in control rooms where precise, high-quality visuals are crucial for monitoring purposes.
LED displays have redefined visual communication across various industries. From event rental screens to high-brightness outdoor billboards, and from flexible modules to sports displays, each type of LED display serves a unique purpose. With technological advancements like COB and flexible modules, LED displays continue to offer unparalleled versatility, enabling businesses and event organizers to captivate their audiences like never before.
Flexible LED modules like the P1.875 are designed to adapt to unconventional spaces. These displays are ideal for creative installations, allowing for curved or cylindrical layouts that would be impossible with rigid panels. The flexibility of P1.875 LED modules opens up new possibilities for immersive visual experiences in spaces such as art galleries, retail stores, and architectural installations.
COB (Chip-on-Board) LED technology is an innovative approach that combines multiple LED chips directly onto the board, providing enhanced durability and image quality. Known for superior impact resistance and weatherproofing, COB LEDs offer a smoother, more cohesive display surface, reducing the risk of pixel damage from direct impact. This makes COB technology especially useful for outdoor events and other high-traffic applications.
Outdoor LED billboards are a staple for roadside advertising and large-scale public messaging. Known for their brightness, durability, and visibility, these displays can withstand direct sunlight and adverse weather conditions, making them ideal for outdoor environments. Models like the P10 DIP outdoor billboard, with 8000-nit brightness, deliver crisp visuals even in direct sunlight. These displays are also built with IP65-rated materials to ensure water and dust resistance, crucial for long-term outdoor performance.
Rental LED displays, also known as mobile or event LED screens, are designed to be lightweight, portable, and easy to install and dismantle. Available in popular sizes like 500x500mm and 500x1000mm, rental LED cabinets are built with quick-lock mechanisms that allow for fast setup, making them ideal for temporary installations. With cabinet weights as low as 7kg for a 500x500mm display, one person can easily manage the installation and relocation of these displays, which are often stored in flight cases for safe transportation.