The 2.6 × 3.85 metre, 10 m² P2 LED video wall is our most sought-after conference room size: built from 24 cabinets, with a resolution of 1300×1925 px (500 px/m). The image is pixel-free from 2 metres, brightness above 600 cd/m² keeps it clearly visible at an event held in daylight, and a refresh rate above 6000 Hz avoids banding on a camera feed. Average consumption stays below 147 W/m², so the whole wall draws roughly 1.5 kW in real use. The 100,000-hour lifespan is enough for decades even with several events a week, and the cabinets are individually serviceable. It is the first choice of conference rooms, event venues, churches and corporate event spaces.
Indoor LED video wall P2 – 2.6 × 3.85 m (10 m²)
Because of its balanced proportions, the 260×385 cm, 10 m² surface fits almost any medium-sized room, which is why it is our most popular conference room size. It is large enough to be clearly visible from the back rows without overwhelming the space. P2 pixel density guarantees that presentations, logos and live feeds appear with sharp edges even seen from the front row. The 24-cabinet structure, built on 320×160 mm modules, makes up the surface seamlessly with no bespoke cutting, and it can be extended later. We recommend the exact configuration on the basis of a free site survey.
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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.
Why is this the most popular event room size?
The 10 m² surface became the favourite of conference rooms and corporate event spaces because it provides serious visual presence while staying manageable in scale. At a P2 pixel pitch the image is continuous from 2 metres and the comfortable viewing distance works out at 5 metres – so in a typical event room seating layout everyone from the front row to the back sees a sharp image. Presentation slides, corporate films, live camera feeds and background visuals all work well on it, and the 2.6 metre height fits comfortably under most ceiling heights. If the room has unusual characteristics, we confirm at the free site survey whether this really is the ideal size.
Technical data for specialists
The resolution is 1300×1925 px, that is 500 px/m – Full HD source material can be handled on it without scaling and without loss. Brightness above 600 cd/m² gives a readable image even at an event held in daylight with windows, and it can be turned back automatically for dimmed room lighting. A refresh rate above 6000 Hz is free of banding on camera capture and live streams, and contrast above 5000:1 with 16.7 million colours gives deep blacks and accurate gradients. The system runs from a standard 220 V supply, and peak consumption is 439 W/m² (about 4.4 kW for the whole wall), which we take into account in the electrical design – that too is part of the survey.
Reliability: what makes this different from a cheap import wall?
The typical problem with walls of unknown origin ordered online is the mixed production run: the shade of the modules differs, the surface is patchy, and when a panel dies there is no part for it. Every wall we build uses quality LED chips and bin-matched modules, and each of the 24 cabinets is individually serviceable: a failed module can be replaced from the front in minutes while the rest of the wall keeps working. Parts are available from regional stock within days, and support is by phone. That is how the 100,000-hour lifespan – decades even with several events a week – can genuinely be realised.
Operation during an event and afterwards
Peak consumption is 439 W/m², but with real content the average stays below 147 W/m² – so the whole wall draws roughly 1.5 kW in use, or 10–15 kWh over an event day, which comes to a few euros. Control is over Wi-Fi or LAN, even from a tablet or a phone: changing content, scheduled switching on and off and transition effects are handled with a few taps. You do not need a technician at the event: if you can write an email, you can handle this. We teach the controls in person at handover, and support is available afterwards.
Installation, extension and payback
The 24 cabinets arrive pre-built and calibrated, and on-site work including the support structure and commissioning typically takes 1–2 days. An indoor wall needs no official consent. The quote is itemised: modules, control, support structure, installation – with no hidden costs. Because of the modular build, the surface can be extended later with cabinets of the same pixel pitch. For an event venue the wall is a competitive advantage: the room can be let in a higher class at a higher price, and the cost of decoration (banners, printed backdrops) falls away for good – the investment typically pays for itself over a few dozen events.
Typical applications
Indoor LED video wall P2 – 2.6 × 3.85 m (10 m²) — frequently asked questions
Why is this wall built from exactly 24 cabinets?
Exactly 24 cabinets, built from 320×160 mm base modules, make up the 260×385 cm surface seamlessly with no bespoke cut elements – which means faster production, more predictable installation and fewer opportunities for error.
Is it bright enough for an event held in daylight?
Brightness above 600 cd/m² gives a clearly visible image in most indoor rooms with windows; for a wall surface exposed to direct, strong sunlight we recommend shading – and we examine that at the free site survey.
How much electricity does the wall use over an event day?
With real content the average consumption stays below 147 W/m², which for the 10 m² wall is about 1.5 kW – roughly 12–15 kWh over an 8–10 hour event day, an electricity cost of a few euros.
Who installs it, and how long does installation take?
Our own installation team fits it: because of the pre-built cabinet system, the work including the support structure and commissioning typically takes 1–2 days, along with training in how to use it.
How long will it last, and what is the warranty?
The 100,000-hour lifespan is enough for decades even with several events a week. The warranty period is set out in the quote and can be extended with the Warranty+ package; in the event of a pixel fault the module can be replaced from the front in minutes with a part supplied from regional stock.
Can the surface be extended later?
Yes. Because of the modular cabinet build the wall can be extended afterwards with bin-matched modules of the same pixel pitch – it is worth flagging the intention in advance so that the support structure and the controller are built with reserve.
