The 128×72 cm surface of the premium P1.25 indoor LED video wall gives a pixel-free image from a viewing distance of 1.2–1.5 metres – this is our finest-pitch indoor display. Its 1600 nit brightness is more than enough in the brightest interior, and a refresh rate above 7680 Hz guarantees a flicker-free image through a camera. We supply it with a Nova Star controller and close to 100% sRGB colour coverage, with training part of the handover. We recommend it for broadcast studios, xR production spaces, luxury showrooms and executive meeting rooms. The LED chips last 100,000 hours, which at 10 hours of use a day means more than 25 years of operation.
Indoor LED video wall P1.25 – 128×72 cm (premium, fine pitch)
The P1.25 indoor LED video wall is the finest indoor LED technology currently available: a 1.25 mm pixel pitch is so dense that the pixels merge at arm's length. It earns its place wherever the viewer – or the camera – gets very close to the surface: in a broadcast studio, an xR virtual production, a luxury showroom or a director's meeting room. Its image quality surpasses even premium LCD video walls, and does so with no bezel and no join line, as a single continuous surface. This is not a mass-market product but a reference class: it is worth it when the appearance is the message. We recommend the exact configuration after a free site survey, tailored to the conditions.
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We will email you a technical proposal tailored to your project: sizing, recommended pixel pitch, power consumption, an itemised price and the installation steps. If you also upload a photo of the site, we will create a free visualisation from it.
Technical specifications
This model is built to order, so it has no list price — request a quote and we will price it exactly to your dimensions.
Who it is for, and from what distance will it be viewed?
Pixel pitch and viewing distance are linked: by the international rule of thumb, 1 mm of pixel pitch corresponds to roughly 2.5–3 metres of comfortable viewing distance. With P1.25 the pixels already merge from 1.2–1.5 metres, and from 3 metres the image is effectively print quality. That means this category is worth it where people genuinely get close to the surface: in a jewellery showroom the customer leans in half a metre from the case, in a studio the camera shoots the backdrop from a close position, in an executive meeting room the first chair at the table is a metre and a half from the wall. If your viewers will be further than 3–4 metres away, P1.5 or P2 is probably enough – and we will tell you so honestly at the free site survey.
Technical depth for specialists
The refresh rate above 7680 Hz is the key to broadcast use: with a studio camera, no banding or moiré appears even in slow motion. For xR (in-camera VFX) production the controller can be genlocked to the camera system. Close to 100% sRGB colour coverage together with Nova Star's pixel-level calibration ensures that every point of the wall lights with the same brightness and colour – the factory calibration data is stored per module, so the surface stays even after a replacement. The 1600 nit brightness can be regulated automatically and manually, giving an optimal image in dimmed studio light and in a glass-walled, sunlit showroom alike. The signal input comes from an HDMI/DVI source, and in a professional environment can also be handled with an SDI converter.
Why this will not turn into a cheap disappointment
Most bad experiences in the LED video wall market come from unbranded modules assembled from mixed production runs: the surface goes patchy because the chips do not come from the same batch, and when it fails there is nobody to ask for parts. We built the opposite: we use named, premium-class LED chips, every wall is built from bin-matched modules, so the colours are guaranteed uniform. The service backing is our own: parts are available from regional stock and a module can be replaced from the front in minutes – no waiting weeks for a part from abroad. The 100,000-hour chip lifespan is not a marketing figure but a consequence of quality materials.
Operation: simpler than you think
The average consumption of a 0.9 m² P1.25 surface with real content typically stays under 150 W – about the same as two laptops, so barely a noticeable item on the electricity bill. Control is through the Nova Star system: you upload content from a computer or over the network, set timings and schedules, and regulate the brightness. No IT specialist is needed: if you can write an email, you can handle this. Personal training is part of the handover, and afterwards you get phone and online support – not a foreign ticketing system.
Installation and payback
This is an indoor wall, so no public-space advertising consent is required, and installation at this surface area is typically completed in a single day, including fixing the support structure, cabling and commissioning. The project price is prepared transparently and itemised: LED modules, control system, support structure and installation appear on separate lines in the quote, with no hidden costs. In a premium showroom or a studio the wall is not a cost but a tool: content can be changed in minutes with no print costs, and the space communicates the highest class to your clients immediately. At the free site survey we also agree the exact size and the method of installation.
Typical applications
Indoor LED video wall P1.25 – 128×72 cm (premium, fine pitch) — frequently asked questions
What makes up the price of a P1.25 LED video wall?
The quote itemises the LED modules, the Nova Star control system, the support structure and the installation. P1.25 is our finest-pitch, reference-class product, so its price per square metre is several times that of the P2 walls – we give an exact price after the free site survey.
How long will it last, and what if it fails?
The lifespan of the LED chips is 100,000 hours, which at 10 hours a day is more than 25 years. If a fault occurs, the module can be replaced from the front in minutes and parts are immediately available from regional stock – the exact warranty period and the extendable Warranty+ packages are set out in the quote.
Is it suitable for an xR (virtual production) studio?
Yes. Because of the refresh rate above 7680 Hz and the low tendency to moiré it is expressly suitable for in-camera VFX work. For the best result we recommend genlocking the camera system and the wall's controller, and we help with that too.
Who installs it, and how long does it take?
Our own installation team fits it: a surface this size, including the support structure, cabling and commissioning, typically takes 1 day. Training in how to use it is part of the handover.
Can it be extended to a larger surface later?
Yes, the modular build means it can be extended afterwards with modules of the same pixel pitch. We fit bin-matched modules, and the calibration ensures the colour and brightness stay uniform after the extension.
How does the colour stay even across the whole wall?
The Nova Star controller uses pixel-level calibration: every single LED point has its own brightness and colour correction. Together with the factory bin-matched modules, this guarantees there will be no patches of differing shade on the surface.
