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Outdoor LED Video Displays, LED Screens and Advertising Signs
Below you will find the type of outdoor LED video displays that we handle. To find out what configuration belongs to the LED screens display or LED sign that you need, please considered three important variables and follow the four steps to choose the configuration of your LED screen display or LED sign for your project in the table below:
1. What dimension will your LED video display or LED sign be that you want to install?
The size of the outdoor LED video displays and LED signs are very
important to know to determine the resolution per square meter we
have to set for the screen. This is to avoid low quality video with
very little detail or a very high quality video that is not
necessary (in some cases it depends on the customer´s project
type). The variable that decides the LED screen resolution per
square meter is called the pixel pitch, which tells us the distance
between the LED´s in millimeters. The shorter the distance of the
LED´s, the higher the screen resolution per square meter, and a
greater distance, the resolution will be less.
In other words, small LED screen displays require a higher
resolution per square meter to achieve complete resolution of the
screen (Our recommendation would be a minimal of 43,000 pixels for
video standard quality without losing detail) and among the largest
LED screen displays less resolution m² are needed to reach a total
of 43,000 pixels resolution.
Remember that LED screen displays that will show videos with a
normal quality standard must have a minimal of at least 43,000
physical pixels (or real pixels) in total, and high definition LED
display screens at least a total of 60,000 physical pixels (or real
pixels). If you require a large LED screen display where the
closest viewing distance is very small, 8 meters for example, we
recommend LED screen displays with virtual pixels. With virtual
pixels, the number of physical pixels will be multiplied with a
factor of 4. This means that if a LED display screen has a total of
50000 physical pixels has a total of 200,000 virtual pixels. The
minimal viewing distance will be half of the distance of a LED
screen display with real pixels.
We will take as an example on this page a 15 square meter LED
display screen, that will be display video and text, to show you
how to make your decision on configuring your LED display screen.
2. What will be the minimal viewing distance from your LED screen display to the closest spectators?
The minimal viewing distance is the distance from where the closest spectators will be viewing the LED display and the LED screen display itself, taking the hypotenuse (a hypotenuse is the longest side of a right triangle, the side opposite of the right angle) in this case. How can we calculate the hypotenuse? It's easy; the length of the hypotenuse of a right triangle can be found using the Pythagorean Theorem, which states that the square of the length of the hypotenuse equals the sum of the squares of the lengths of the two other sides. That means H² = L² + A², and in practice would be as follows: if H = Hypotenuse, L = Length, A = Altitude:
We want to set a screen at a height of 12 meters where the nearest
spectator will see the screen from a distance of 5 meters. The
calculation would be following:
H² = 5² + 12² ⇒ H² = 25 + 144 ⇒ H² = 169 ⇒ H = √169 ⇒ 13 meters.
So we need to find a LED display screen of 15 sqm with a
configuration that will give us a minimal viewing distance of
approximately 13 meters.
3. What will be the total resolution of the LED screen display?
To find out if we have the right configuration for your LED screen
display, that will show videos of normal quality or high-definition
videos, we have to make another kind of simple calculation. In
point two we mentioned an important point about showing videos with
a normal standard definition, where we consider a screen with at
least 43,000 pixels, or a screen with a high-definition video, with
at least 60,000 pixels or more. Now we have to calculate this, the
calculation is as follows: the total size of the LED screen display
multiplied by the resolution per square meter of the configuration
you chose with point 2.
For example, if we want to install a 15 square meter LED display
screen, and the closest viewing distance is 13 meters (like we
calculated in point 2) we can choose a LED display screen of 16mm
with physical pixels and virtual pixels, or 20mm with virtual
pixels. Why 16mm real pixel and 20mm virtual pixel? Because the
closest viewing distance of these configurations are about > 15
meters. So in this case, (1) for the 16mm real pixel LED display
the total number of physical pixels is 3,906 per sqm, (2) for the
16mm virtual pixels 3,906 x 4 = 15,624 total virtual pixels, (3)
and for the 20mm virtual pixel LED display it will be 2,500
physical pixels per sqm x 4 = 10,000 virtual pixels per sqm. So the
final calculation will be:
16mm real pixel: the total resolution of the LED display screen will be 15 sqm x 3,906 = 58,590 total real pixels
16mm virtual pixel: the total resolution of the LED display screen will be 15 sqm x 15,624 virtual pixels = 234,360 total virtual pixels;
20mm virtual pixel: the total resolution of the LED display screen will be 15 sqm x 10,000 virtual pixels = 150,000 total virtual pixels.
Conclusion: The LED display screen with the most benefit will be the 20mm virtual pixel LED display screen because of its price, quality and viewing distance. Although if you require a higher quality LED display for showing high quality videos, of course we recommend then the 16mm real pixel LED display because of the viewing distance and the total quantity of physical pixels which is around 60,000 pixels, but of course the price will be higher than the 20mm virtual pixel LED display. Real pixel LED displays are always better than virtual pixel LED displays.
4. Choosing the LED screen display that correspond to your expectations
With the examples we have shown in points 1, 2 and 3 our LED screen display configuration will be a 15 sqm with a closest viewing distance of 13 meters and a resolution of 10,000 virtual pixels per sqm (the electronic LED display screen will be showing normal quality video). Looking at the table below, there are only two options for us, which are:
A LED screen display with 16mm real pixels; this configuration is for LED screens with a dimension bigger than 11sqm (recommended by Ocolour). Besides that LED screens displays has a viewing distance from 15 meters and more, which is about what we calculate (13 meters we calculated), and 15sqm x 3906 pixels per sqm = 58,590 pixels in total (aprox.) which is more than what we need but the quality and definition will be very high.
A LED screen display with 20mm virtual pixels: this configuration is for LED screens with a dimension bigger than 15sqm (recommended by Ocolour) which is equal to what we want to configure. Besides that LED screens displays has a viewing distance from 15 meters and more, which is about what we calculate (13 meters we calculated), and 15m² x 2500 pixels/m = 37,500 real pixels in total, and 37,500 x 4 = 150,000 virtual pixels (aprox.) which is more than what we need but the quality and definition will be very high.
Specifications:
Item | Technical Parameters |
Screen model | OC-AP-P6.25SMD3535 |
Led encapsulation | SMD3535 |
Led configuration | 1R1G1B |
Pixel pitch(mm/inch) | 6.25mm / 0.19 inch |
Red chip | Wavelength range: 620-630nm, 5nm; |
Green chip | Wavelength range: 460-470nm, 4nm; |
Blue chip | Wavelength range: 520-530nm, 4nm; |
Resolution | 4019dots/sq.ft (43264dots/sqm |
Maintenance | Back-maintained |
Brightness: CD/sq.ft (CD/㎡) | >500CD/sq.ft (5500 CD/㎡) |
Refreshing frequency: Hz | >1920 Hz |
Grey scale | 14bit |
Module pixel | W 40× H 40 dots |
Module size | W 9.8 X H 9.8 inch (W 250 × H 250 mm) |
Display size | W 500 x H 500 mm |
Display resolution | W 80 x H 80 pixels/dots |
Viewing angle | Horizontal: 140°, Vertical: 140° |
Cabinet material | Aluminum/Iron |
Lightness uniformity | Pixel & module>90% |
Cabinet color | Customized |
Driving method | 1/8 scan constant current |
Driving IC | MBI5041/MBI5024/JXI5020 |
Power supply | 85-264VAC, typical value: 110VAC/220VAC |
Max consumption | Max.≤76W/sq.ft (800W/㎡) |
Average consumption | Ave.: 22-36w/sq.ft(Ave.:266-400w/㎡) |
Led life time | ≥100000hours |
Mean time to failure | ≥5000hours |
Module plainness | ≤1mm |
Pixel out of control | less than 1/ 10⁻⁴, dispersion state |
Working temperature | -30ºC to +60ºC |
Working humidity | 20% to 90% |
Waterproof IP | lamp & top:IP65, other part:IP54 |
Protection function | dampproof/dust-free/anti high temp/anti-thunder/ anti electromagnetic interference, etc |
Certificate | CCC /CE/UL/RoHS/Tuv |
Hardware interface | Standard PC network interface technology/U disc/3G |
Display mode | 24 bit true color |
Colors | 281 trillion colors |
Colour processing ability | ≥14bit |
Color temperature | 3000K ≤ TC ≤9000K, adjustable |
Brightness regulating degrees | continuously adjustable step by step through the software |
Anty-Y correction curve | Anti-γ correction system: 2.2-2.8 adjustable |
Image adjust | White balance/contrasting / hue control/ Single point brightness adjustment |
Image processing | mage noise reduction/ image enhancement/ image motion compensation/ Image color coordinate transformation processing/ Image passivation treatment |
Correction technology | Yes |
Video mode | AVI, WMV, MPG, MOV, DAT, VOB, MP4, FLV |
Controlling platform | Windows |