Indoor LED display

Start with the installation drawing. Block suits slim walls and mixed cabinet sizes, with GOB protection as standard. Brick suits projects needing a jointed curve or corner return, with optional GOB. Standard Indoor uses a single 640 × 480 mm cabinet format for flat walls. All three provide front service. Choose pixel pitch separately, using the content, closest viewing position and required screen resolution.

Use the nearest regular viewing position, the smallest important text and the total screen dimensions together. A finer pitch puts more pixels into the same area, but viewing distance alone does not guarantee readable content. Check the proposed pixel resolution against your source material and preview it at the intended viewing size. For especially close viewing or dense information, also compare our Fine Pitch range.

Choose a modular indoor LED wall when the display must fit a particular width, height or architectural layout. Consider an All-in-One LED display when a packaged screen format fits the meeting room. Consider an LED poster for a freestanding retail or lobby display. These routes address different installation needs; compare available dimensions, the content workflow and the equipment included before requesting a final quotation.

Brick offers curved installation and 90° layouts; Block offers 90° and dual-side configurations. The final cabinet arrangement, joint details and supporting structure need to match the drawing. For a continuous curved surface or round column, compare the Flexible LED range. A corner capability does not define an available bend radius, so send a plan view and the intended dimensions before the layout is confirmed.

Front service allows maintenance from the viewing side, but cabinet depth is only one part of the installed depth. The mounting frame, alignment adjustments, cable routes and ventilation still need space. Confirm access to modules, power supplies and receiving cards for the selected configuration. Send the wall construction and section drawing so the installation plan can account for the complete display system and future maintenance.

Pixel pitch, display area, cabinet layout, surface protection and the processing system all affect the quotation. Installation structure, spare modules, power distribution, packing and delivery also need to be defined. Compare offers using the same screen dimensions and required resolution, with the included equipment clearly listed. Share a budget range and intended content so we can compare suitable configurations without assuming that the finest pitch is necessary.

Evaluate brightness against the actual room lighting and reflections. The listed indoor configurations span 600 to 1,000 nits, depending on series and pitch; a window-facing installation needs a separate daylight review. Use the selected model’s maximum power figure for the electrical design, then account for processors and other equipment. Average figures vary with content and settings, and do not replace a project-specific electrical schedule.

DOIT VISION provides free product and mounting-frame drawings for indoor LED projects, including custom frame CAD design for specific installation requirements. We also provide wiring diagrams, installation instructions and mounting accessories such as plates and screws to suit the agreed layout. Custom mounting frames can be supplied as part of the quoted package. Send screen dimensions, site photos and wall or supporting-structure details so we can plan the installation with you.