A 3.2 × 1.76 m indoor LED video wall with a 1.8 mm pixel pitch, 1720 × 946 pixel resolution, built from 110 modules. Indicative net price with a one-year warranty is about €5,070, and with a two-year warranty about €5,410 (net, excluding VAT) — and that already includes the installation labour. Peak consumption is 3.8 kW and weight is about 74 kg. Recommended viewing distance: comfortable from 1.8 m, best at around 3.5 m.
Indoor LED video wall P1.8 — 3.2 × 1.76 m
A 1.8 mm pitch is the good-value middle ground of the indoor category: still amply fine for close viewing, but noticeably cheaper than the densest builds. This build is made in a 3.2 × 1.76 m size, giving 5.63 m² of visible surface. The wall is made up of 10 × 11 modules, each 32 × 16 cm, held magnetically — so any module can be lifted out and replaced on its own. In this size range the wall already draws attention from a distance, but the structure is still simple: it needs no separate structural engineering.
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The price includes the installation labour. It does not include the call-out (net €0/km, round trip) or any support structure.
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The same P1.8 build, just a larger or smaller surface. All prices are NET, with a 2-year warranty.
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Technical specifications
The wall is built from 10 × 11 = 110 modules. If one module fails, only that single piece has to be replaced.
What does the price include?
The price quoted is NET, exclusive of VAT and indicative, and covers a complete, working display: 110 LED modules, 19 power supplies, 10 R712 receiving cards, A6 control, the complete thick frame (25 mm) and the internal support profile, the fixing magnets and the installation labour. It does not include the call-out charge (about €0.40 net per km, for the return journey) or any scaffolding or freestanding steel structure.
Who is this size for?
In this size range the wall already draws attention from a distance, but the structure is still simple: it needs no separate structural engineering. A 1.8 mm pitch is the good-value middle ground of the indoor category: still amply fine for close viewing, but noticeably cheaper than the densest builds. The 5.63 m² surface gives 1720 × 946 pixels, which is HD-class resolution.
Warranty: one year or two
We offer the same display with two warranty options. The one-year price is about €5,070 net and the two-year price about €5,410 net — a difference of roughly €338 net. All figures are indicative and exclusive of VAT. With both we undertake to attend and begin the repair within 7 working days of the report. The longer warranty pays off where the display runs continuously, for several hours a day.
Wall-mounted or on a freestanding structure?
Indoors the most common approach is wall mounting: a rear panel is not needed then, because the wall itself closes the display off from behind — which is why it is not in the price. If the wall goes onto a freestanding position, a mobile stand or a room divider, a rear panel has to be ordered too; say so in your quote request and we will include it. The thick frame (25 mm) can be painted to colour on request, so that it blends into the interior's palette. It is worth comparing the total weight of 74 kg with the wall construction before installation — a plasterboard wall may need additional reinforcement.
Typical applications
Indoor LED video wall P1.8 — 3.2 × 1.76 m — frequently asked questions
How much does this LED video wall consume?
Peak consumption is 3.8 kW, but that only occurs at switch-on or with an all-white image. With normal content the average is roughly half of that, around 1.9 kW. The actual consumption is also considerably affected by the brightness setting.
How many modules make up the 3.2 × 1.76 m display, and what if one fails?
10 × 11 = 110 modules. The modules are held magnetically, so a single piece can be lifted out without dismantling the display — the swap takes a few minutes. We attend a warranty report within 7 working days.
