Five indoor, five outdoor. Pick the one that fits your space — dimensions, pixel pitch, resolution, weight, power draw and viewing distances are all published below.
The indoor cabinet is 600 × 337.5 mm — itself exactly 16:9 — so every indoor wall is exactly 16:9 whatever the cabinet count.
| Size | Cabinets | Dimensions | Diagonal | Area | Weight | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| I-1Home theatre, media room | 3 × 3 | 5'11" × 3'4" | 81" | 20 sf | 103 lb | $6,350 |
| I-2Sports bar, boardroom | 4 × 4 | 7'10" × 4'5" | 108" | 35 sf | 183 lb | $9,200 |
| I-3Church, restaurant, screening room | 6 × 6 | 11'10" × 6'8" | 163" | 78 sf | 413 lb | $16,250 |
| I-4Nightclub, large church | 8 × 8 | 15'9" × 8'10" | 217" | 140 sf | 734 lb | $25,100 |
| I-5Ballroom, main sanctuary | 12 × 12 | 23'7" × 13'3" | 325" | 314 sf | 1,651 lb | $53,850 |
| Size | Standard pitch | Native resolution | Finer option | Closest viewing | Circuits @120V |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| I-1 | 1.2 mm | 1440 × 810 | 0.93 → 1920 × 1080 | 4 ft | 1 |
| I-2 | 1.2 mm | 1920 × 1080 | 0.93 → 2560 × 1440 | 4 ft | 2 |
| I-3 | 1.5 mm | 2304 × 1296 | 1.2 → 2880 × 1620 | 5 ft | 2 |
| I-4 | 1.8 mm | 2560 × 1440 | 1.2 → 3840 × 2160 | 6 ft | 4 |
| I-5 | 1.8 mm | 3840 × 2160 | 1.2 → 5760 × 3240 | 6 ft | 8 |
Outdoor cabinets are square, in 500 mm and 1000 mm, and rated IP65 front and rear — sealed against rain and washdown on both faces.
| Size | Cabinet | Count | Dimensions | Area | Weight | Peak draw | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| O-1Backyard, restaurant patio | 500 mm | 7 × 4 | 11'6" × 6'7" | 75 sf | 512 lb | 4.6 kW | $26,650 |
| O-2Large patio, drive-thru | 500 mm | 9 × 5 | 14'9" × 8'2" | 121 sf | 823 lb | 7.4 kW | $43,650 |
| O-3Storefront, dealership | 1000 mm | 7 × 4 | 23'0" × 13'1" | 301 sf | 1,210 lb | 18.5 kW | $61,500 |
| O-4Building signage | 1000 mm | 9 × 5 | 29'6" × 16'5" | 484 sf | 1,944 lb | 29.7 kW | $88,800 |
| O-5Large building, sign district | 1000 mm | 12 × 7 | 39'4" × 23'0" | 904 sf | 3,630 lb | 55.4 kW | $151,950 |
It is the question that decides which wall you need.
Pitch decides how close someone can stand. Screen size decides how far away they can still see it. They are different problems with different fixes — a finer pitch will not help the back of a deep room, and a bigger wall will not help someone standing three feet away. You don’t have to work either out: every size on this page publishes its own range on the Viewing row.
The number after the P is the spacing between pixels in millimetres — and it is roughly the closest comfortable viewing distance in metres. P2.5 means don’t stand closer than about eight feet. P10 means thirty-three.
Indoors the nearest person governs, not the average one. In a bar someone will stand three feet from it, so the pitch has to survive that.The standard sizes exist so most buyers never have to think about cabinet arithmetic. When a space needs something else we build it — curved and cylindrical, ribbon and fascia, floor-embedded, wrapped columns, irregular footprints.
Start a custom projectSpare cabinets and modules held locally, recalibration on a schedule, remote monitoring, and a named person who answers the phone. We also take on walls other people installed.
Service & supportTwo numbers decide it: how far back the furthest viewer sits, and how close the nearest one gets. For general viewing, divide the distance to the furthest viewer by six to get the minimum screen height. For detailed text, divide by four. The nearest viewer sets the pixel pitch instead - roughly, the pitch in millimetres is the closest comfortable viewing distance in metres.
Pixel pitch is the distance between the centres of adjacent LEDs, in millimetres. Smaller means finer, and finer means people can stand closer before they see the pixel structure. A 1.2 mm indoor wall is comfortable from about four feet; a 5.9 mm outdoor sign wants twenty feet or more. Pay for fine pitch only where people actually get close.
The peak draw published for each size is the maximum, at full white. Everyday content typically runs about a third of that. Our smallest outdoor size peaks at 4.6 kW and the largest at 55.4 kW. Give the peak figure to your electrician, and we confirm the supply at survey before anything is ordered.
Yes. These ten are the sizes we hold specifications and mounts for, so they price and install fastest, but any size, shape or aspect ratio is available. Alongside the square outdoor cabinets there is a half-height format that lets a wall land on almost any height you need.
Then you probably want an all-in-one instead. Below about twelve feet, most of the cost and nearly all of the complication of a video wall sits in the building work rather than the screen. We sell a complete LED display in a single chassis at 108 and 136 inches — one crate, one power lead, one HDMI, touch optional, and no structural engineering to pay for before you know what it costs.
The LEDs themselves are typically rated around 100,000 hours to half brightness, which is well over a decade of normal operation. What fails first in practice is power supplies and the occasional module, both of which are swap-in parts if the spares are held locally. Every wall we sell carries a three-year warranty.