Choose what you want to experience
Start with films, shared sports, artwork, presentations or the content your business uses. Identify where people sit or stand and how the room changes throughout the day.
LED VIDEO WALLS · MADE CLEAR
A simpler guide to a bigger picture.
Plan an LED video wall around viewing distance, room conditions, processing, sources and a clear installation and ownership scope.
Buyer Resources
Make the choice with confidence.
Understand what you are buying, what is included and who completes the installation.
Beyond the display
Know the equipment. Plan the installation.
The display matters, but the final result also depends on processing, structure, infrastructure, calibration, spare components, warranty and the team responsible for future service.
Representative design visualization. Final dimensions, display technology, brightness, structure, processing, installation and service requirements are engineered for the actual site.
Make the screen belong to the space
Explore cabinet-compatible sizes, proportions and pixel pitch. Check the result at the intended viewing distance; a rendering is a planning reference, not proof of installed picture quality.
Treat processing and setup as part of the picture
Ask which processor is selected and why. Confirm content formats, source layouts and commissioning. Optional enhancements require the right complete system and verified setup.
Know what happens after approval
Compare the survey, mounting, infrastructure, delivery responsibilities and handover. Keep a record of the equipment, included services and the support route alongside the proposal.
Compare the complete promise
What to compare in a proposal.
A meaningful comparison includes what it takes to enjoy the finished system.
Explore the investment guide →01. What are the physical dimensions, native resolution and intended viewing distance?
02. Which processor, sources and layout are included, and is the signal plan approved?
03. What mounting, structural, electrical and cable work is included or excluded?
04. Who handles delivery, installation, commissioning, training and ongoing support?
05. Which calibration procedures, spares and written coverage are recorded?
06. Which items remain allowances, optional additions or subject to site review?
Project checklist
The decisions that shape the result.
Each item is confirmed against the real room, application and selected equipment—not filled from a generic template.
01Wall size and viewing distance
02Indoor or outdoor use
03Approved hardware and processing
04Mounting and service access
What does the Initial Design Proposal include?
Your Initial Design Proposal covers the configured video wall components, selected processor and included 8% matching spare parts reserve and remote-support Mini PC. The optional warranty extension is a separate line item: the current environment-specific extension. Installation and partner-supplied audio, lighting, sources, shades and automation are quoted in the Complete Proposal after the site survey.
What coverage is included indoors and outdoors?
Indoor screens include a 2-year manufacturer parts-and-labor warranty, with an optional 3-year extension (5 years total) for 15% of eligible MSRP. Outdoor screens include a 2-year manufacturer parts-and-labor warranty, with an optional 3-year extension (5 years total) for 30% of eligible MSRP. The extension is priced on the wall, including its matching spares, and processor(s), before customer discounts. Steel bezels, mounting brackets, separately priced installation and partner room products and services are excluded from that price basis. Covered repair labor remains included. All indoor and outdoor screens include 8% matching spare parts. Parts and labor coverage applies to eligible component failures and normal wear and tear during proper, normal use within the system’s rated operating conditions. Damage caused by accidents, impacts, misuse, external electrical surges, lightning, fire, flooding, storms and other natural events is excluded. Ordinary outdoor exposure within the rated operating conditions is not itself an excluded event. Coverage begins at completed installation commissioning. Ask your homeowner’s or commercial property insurance provider whether your video wall is covered for accidental damage, lightning, storms, flooding and other external events. Insurance coverage varies; confirm limits and exclusions with your insurer.
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