Rental LED display

Start with the environment and screen shape. Compare Matrix 500 and Lite for flat indoor event walls; consider Flex for indoor curved builds. Outdoors, compare X-1000 with the outdoor versions of Matrix 500 and Lite. Then check cabinet dimensions, maintenance access and control configuration against your crew, usual wall sizes and existing equipment. Each series page lists the available models.

Choose pixel pitch alongside screen dimensions, the nearest viewing position and the content you plan to display. Smaller pitch gives more pixels at the same screen size, which can help with detailed graphics or close viewing. Camera use adds exposure, processing and refresh requirements. Compare the available pitches within the appropriate indoor, outdoor or curved series, then review the intended configuration with your content requirements.

Check brightness and front and rear protection together. Standard outdoor Matrix 500 models provide 4,500 nits and IP65 on both sides; outdoor P3.9 and P4.8 also offer a separately specified 6,500-nit version. X-1000 provides 5,000 nits with IP65 front and IP54 rear. Lite outdoor provides 3,500 nits and IP65 on both sides. Share daylight exposure and installation conditions with your enquiry.

Flex Series is an indoor option for concave, convex, S-shaped and column screens. Matrix 500, Lite and X-1000 also offer curved installation arrangements, depending on the selected configuration. Send the plan view, required radius or angles, wall dimensions and installation environment. These details let us check cabinet joints, cable access and supporting hardware before recommending a series and preparing its quotation.

Send the processor model, receiving-card requirements, screen resolution and camera requirements with your enquiry. Matrix 500, Lite and Flex have Novastar or Colorlight configurations; X-1000 uses Novastar. Matrix 500 also offers a separate Brompton Tessera receiving-card version, with its own bill of materials, quotation and lead time. Agree the cabinet electronics and spare cards together before expanding an existing fleet.

The quotation can cover LED cabinets, processing and receiving-card configuration, installation accessories, power and signal cables, flight cases, service tools and spare parts. The exact items and quantities are agreed for your screen layout and operating needs. Ask for an itemised equipment list, case loading details and spare-parts list so your purchasing and technical teams can review the same package before ordering.

Price and lead time depend on the series, pixel pitch, indoor or outdoor version, control configuration, quantity and accessory package. Send your screen dimensions or cabinet quantity, destination and required delivery date. We can then confirm the order quantity, equipment line items and production and shipping arrangements. For fleet expansion, include the model and configuration of the cabinets you already own.

Matrix 500, Lite and Flex have a two-year warranty; X-1000 has a three-year warranty. Agree the spare modules, power supplies, receiving cards and service tools for your chosen configuration. Order handover can include test video, factory acceptance inspection records, packing photos, and spare-parts photos with an itemised list. Confirm the installation and configuration documents your team needs as part of the order.