Exhibitions & Showrooms

Screens people walk right up to, in rooms where the lighting is designed around them.

In a showroom the audience closes to touching distance and the room is usually lit for the exhibit, not for the screen. That moves the decision towards a sealed surface, controllable low-end brightness and a seamless splice — a visible cabinet line on a single-image wall is the thing visitors notice first.

How to choose for this site

For meeting rooms an all-in-one display removes the processor, sender card and matrix entirely — it arrives assembled and calibrated and needs one power lead.

Where the screen sits behind glass or must not block daylight, a transparent series keeps the storefront open while still carrying content.

Worked examples

What a screen for this site actually looks like

How to read this page. The photographs illustrate the type of installation — they are visualisations, not photographs of delivered projects, and we do not attach a client name or a location to them. Everything numeric below is calculated from our published product datasheets: the pitch from the stated viewing distance, the cabinet layout from the real cabinet dimensions, the power from the datasheet W/m². Your own quotation confirms the final layout.

Reference configuration 01

Immersive brand showroom

One continuous image across the whole wall, viewed from about two metres. Any brightness or colour step between cabinets reads as a defect, so per-pixel calibration coefficients have to travel with the hardware, not sit in a processor.

SeriesV500 Series Indoor COB Fine-Pitch LED Display

Pixel pitchP1.953 closest viewer 2 m · pixels blend beyond 7 m

Screen6.00 × 3.50 m12 × 7 = 84 cabinets

Resolution3072 × 1792 px5.5 megapixel

Average power3.5 kW165 W/m² from the datasheet

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Reference configuration 02

Urban planning exhibition hall

A wide wall above a physical model, read from three metres by groups standing rather than seated. Content is mostly static maps and renders, so refresh rate matters less than uniformity and long-term colour stability.

SeriesVS500 Series Indoor SMD Fine-Pitch LED Display

Pixel pitchP2.604 closest viewer 2.7 m · pixels blend beyond 9 m

Screen8.00 × 3.00 m16 × 6 = 96 cabinets

Resolution3072 × 1152 px3.5 megapixel

Average power4.6 kW190 W/m² from the datasheet

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Reference configuration 03

Sand-table interactive showroom

The screen is the backdrop to an interactive table, so the bottom edge sits low and gets brushed by visitors. Front maintenance and a robust surface matter more here than in a wall mounted out of reach.

SeriesVS500 Series Indoor SMD Fine-Pitch LED Display

Pixel pitchP1.953 closest viewer 2 m · pixels blend beyond 7 m

Screen6.00 × 2.50 m12 × 5 = 60 cabinets

Resolution3072 × 1280 px3.9 megapixel

Average power2.9 kW190 W/m² from the datasheet

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Reference configuration 04

Corporate experience hall

A dark room with a bright screen: the contrast ratio and the black level of the lamp face decide how good this looks. COB packaging gives a deeper off-state than an SMD surface under the same ambient light.

SeriesV500 Series Indoor COB Fine-Pitch LED Display

Pixel pitchP1.5625 closest viewer 1.6 m · pixels blend beyond 5 m

Screen5.00 × 3.00 m10 × 6 = 60 cabinets

Resolution3200 × 1920 px6.1 megapixel

Average power2.4 kW160 W/m² from the datasheet

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