Resolution That Holds Up Close
288,906 pixels per square meter means even fine serif fonts and detailed logos stay legible when the VIPs walk up to inspect the build quality. At 1.86mm pitch, the screen-to-eye distance can shrink comfortably to under six feet without revealing the underlying grid.

One Size Fits All Cabinets
The 320×160mm footprint is the industry default for a reason. Whether you're loading pre-rigged touring frames or fixed-installation die-cast shells, these modules slide right into your existing hardware ecosystem. No adapter plates. No custom cutting. Just inventory that works.

No Flicker, No Headaches
A 3840Hz refresh rate kills the rolling shutter monster. Your event videographers and the local news crew can point their lenses anywhere on the wall and capture clean, artifact-free footage. No post-production fixes required.

Power Draw That Won't Trip Breakers
Each tile sips at most 25W at full tilt. Averaged across a typical video wall, expect around 160W per square meter. Multiply that by a 20-panel backdrop and you're still comfortably within the capacity of a single 20A circuit—leaving headroom for audio and lighting.

SMD1515 Copper Wire LEDs
The SMD1515 package strikes a balance between light output and thermal footprint. These aren't overdriven to impress on a spec sheet; they're biased for longevity and uniformity. 5000:1 contrast and ≥97% uniformity mean the seams disappear, even on solid color backgrounds.

Front-Access in Under a Minute
Pop a suction cup on the face, pull gently, and the module releases from its magnetic bed. Swap the unit, reconnect two cables, and press it back into place. No ladders behind the wall. No disassembling the frame. For live event crews working against a show call, this is non-negotiable