FIVE REASONS YOUR
CLIENTS ARE READY
TO SWITCH.
LCD & Projector Replacement
Projector lamps cost $300–800 every 2–4 years and wash out in daylight. LCD video walls have bezels that break the image. LED eliminates both problems in one install — bezel-free, lamp-free, with sharper text at any ambient light level.
Clean Installation, No Visible Structure
Conference rooms are premium spaces. Clients expect a display that looks built into the wall — no exposed brackets, no visible cable runs, no chassis gaps. We supply full installation drawings, wall-mount schematics, and hidden cable routing plans with every project.
Mobile & Relocatable Options
Not every room has a fixed wall. Training rooms, flexible offices, and multi-purpose spaces need a display that moves. Our All-in-One LED TV is available with a mobile stand with lockable casters — full 163″ display that rolls between rooms without tools.
Screen Size & Resolution That Actually Works
A 75″ LCD in a 12-person room is too small. LED starts at 108″ and scales to any size. At P1.2 or finer, spreadsheet text, presentation slides, and video call faces are all sharp at 3–5m viewing distance — no squinting, no pixelation.
System Control & AV Integration
Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, Crestron, Extron, HDMI matrix switching — the conference room is a system, not just a display. We supply pre-configured controller files, input mapping, and EDID settings so your AV system integrates cleanly on day one.
Replacements
Between Tiles
Single Unit
LCD Equiv.
CLEAN INSTALL.
EVERY TIME.
Installation Package.
Not Just Panels.
We supply wall-mount schematics, cable routing drawings, and weight load calculations with every project. Our All-in-One and COB series use a slim-depth aluminum chassis with front-access maintenance — no rear space required.
The display integrates flush to the wall. No visible brackets, no cable bulge, no junction boxes breaking the finish. White-label installation documents available for your client handover package.
Mobile Stand.
163″ That Moves.
The All-in-One LED TV is available with a mobile stand with lockable casters. Full 108″–163″ display relocates between rooms without tools or dismounting — ideal for training rooms, flexible offices, and multi-purpose spaces.
Stand includes integrated cable management, height-adjustable column, and a locking base rated for daily movement. No permanent wall fixing required for this configuration.
Pre-Configured.
Day-One Ready.
Every display ships with input mapping, EDID configuration, and controller files for your specified AV system — Novastar, Crestron, Extron, or standard HDMI matrix. Teams Rooms and Zoom Rooms compatible via standard inputs.
Our engineers respond same day to integration questions. No waiting for a ticket queue when you are on-site and something is not displaying correctly.
THREE OPTIONS.
ONE FOR EVERY ROOM SIZE.
From a plug-and-play 163″ all-in-one for mid-size conference rooms to a full COB modular wall for a flagship boardroom — matched to your project, not oversold.
All-in-One LED TV
Integrated COB display with built-in signal processing, input switching, and audio. Single-cable installation. Available on mobile stand. The direct replacement for projector or LCD in conference rooms under 40㎡.
COB Beta
Modular COB for large conference rooms and auditoriums above 40㎡. Standard 640×480mm cabinet for fast integration into existing AV infrastructure. Encapsulated surface, 24/7 rated, stocked for fast delivery.
COB Pro
Flagship COB for executive boardrooms where image quality, surface finish, and longevity are non-negotiable. Glass-like encapsulated surface, DCI-P3, 10,000:1 contrast. The specification for rooms where first impressions matter.
Room under 40㎡, single display: All-in-One LED TV. Plug-and-play, mobile option available.
Large conference room or auditorium 40–100㎡: COB Beta modular. Fast lead time, standard infrastructure.
Executive boardroom, close viewing, premium finish: COB Pro. Best image quality and surface.
REAL PROJECTS.
REAL ROOMS.
LED VS LCD VS PROJECTOR.
THE HONEST COMPARISON.
What actually matters when you are specifying a conference room display — and what the numbers mean in a real installation.
| Factor | Projector | LCD Video Wall | LED (COB / All-in-One) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Image in ambient light | Washes out — blinds needed | Acceptable | Excellent — no washout |
| Visible seams / bezels | None (single image) | 1.7–5mm bezels between panels | Zero — seamless |
| Lamp / maintenance cost | $300–800 / 2–4 years | Backlight degradation 3–5 yrs | Zero lamp cost · 100,000hr rated |
| Screen size flexibility | Limited by throw distance | Fixed panel sizes | 108″–any size · fully custom |
| Installation depth | Projector + screen + throw space | 80–120mm from wall | 33–55mm · flush to wall |
| Mobile / relocatable | Possible but awkward | Not practical | Yes — mobile stand option |
| Power consumption | 300–800W typical | Baseline | ~40% lower than LCD equiv. |
| 5-year total cost | Hardware + 2–3 lamp changes | Hardware + backlight service | Hardware only — no service cost |
DEPLOYED IN
55+ COUNTRIES.
“A Japanese corporate client — 163″ All-in-One P1.2 on mobile stand, replacing a dual-projector setup. The integrator told us setup took one day. The client asked where the projector went. That is the best outcome — the technology disappears, the room just works.”
Served
Engineers
Experience (Yrs)
DAY
Response
“The conversation I hear most from integrators is: ‘My client wants to upgrade the conference room but thinks LED is too expensive.’ The honest answer is that projectors are not cheap — they just spread the cost over time in ways that are easy to ignore. Lamp changes, alignment drift, brightness loss, the blinds that have to stay closed. LED pays for itself. Our job is to help you explain that clearly — with real numbers, not brochure claims.”
QUESTIONS BEFORE
SPECIFYING.
GUIDES FOR
CONFERENCE ROOM SPECIFIERS.
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