Outdoor LED display

Start with the audience and installation. Square 1000 and Square 960 are starting points for larger fixed billboards and façades; compare their cabinet grids, available pitches and finished dimensions. FO Series offers P1.25 to P2.5 for closer viewing and detailed content. Check the selected model’s brightness against the site exposure, then confirm the structure and service route. For repeated event assembly, explore the Rental LED range.

Choose pixel pitch using screen size, the nearest regular viewer and the smallest important content. A pedestrian sign and a roadside billboard have different reading conditions. Review a content sample at the proposed pixel resolution and intended distance; also consider viewing angle and how long people see the message. A distance rule is only a starting estimate. Confirm the cabinet layout before finalising the total pixel count.

Match brightness to direct sun, orientation, shading and operating hours. Standard Square configurations range from 5,500 to 6,500 nits depending on pitch; FO is 4,000 nits at P1.25, P1.5 and P1.875, and 3,500 nits at P2.5. Send site photos taken during the brightest operating period. Agree daytime and nighttime settings, the control method and any project lighting requirements before the configuration is final.

Compare the rating on both sides of the selected cabinet, then review the complete installation. Square 1000 and Square 960 list IP65 front and rear; FO lists IP66 front and rear. Weather exposure also affects cable entries, drainage, mounting and service procedures. Share rain exposure, coastal conditions and operating temperatures so these details can be reviewed. An IP rating alone does not specify the whole site design.

Choose the service route before fixing the mounting depth. Square 1000 and Square 960 support front or rear service; FO is front-service. Check how a technician will reach modules, power supplies and control components, including any lifting equipment. Front service still needs working space in front of the screen and room for mounting, cables and ventilation. Confirm component access on a section drawing of the actual installation.

Use the selected SKU’s average power as an operating estimate and its maximum power when planning the electrical supply with your installer. Multiply average watts per square metre by screen area and operating hours, then divide by one thousand for estimated kilowatt-hours. Content and brightness settings change actual consumption. Add processing and other equipment, and compare configurations under the same operating assumptions before estimating a cost saving.

Compare the same active screen dimensions, pixel pitch, brightness configuration and installation scope. Ask for the cabinet layout, controller or processor, power distribution, cables, mounting items, spare modules, packing and delivery terms to be identified. Include local installation and access costs in the project budget. Send the site location, required date and budget range so the proposed configuration and responsibilities can be agreed before production.

Yes. DOIT VISION provides product drawings, steel-structure design CAD drawings, wiring diagrams and installation instructions free of charge for outdoor display projects. Mounting plates, screws and other installation accessories are supplied with the project configuration. Send the screen dimensions, installation height, site photos, existing structure, power location and service access so we can prepare the engineering documents and agree the accessory list for your installation team.