The widescreen format of the 2.6 × 4.5 metre, 11.7 m² P2 LED video wall was made for church interiors, theatre auditoriums and event rooms with a long floor plan. Its resolution of 1300×2250 px (500 px/m) means hymn text or captions read pixel-free even from the front row – the image is continuous from 2 metres. Brightness above 600 cd/m² and contrast beyond 5000:1 perform well in both darkened and bright spaces, and operation is quiet, so it disturbs neither a liturgy nor a performance. With real content, consumption averages below 147 W/m², about 1.7 kW for the whole wall. The 100,000-hour lifespan means several decades even with regular weekly use.
Indoor LED video wall P2 – 2.6 × 4.5 m (11.7 m²)
The 260×450 cm size is the answer for spaces that call for a wide, panoramic display. In a church its typical job is hymn texts, scripture verses and live relay; in a theatre auditorium the backdrop and captions; in an event room the panoramic background. The 4.5 metre width allows several content elements – text, image, live camera feed – to sit on the surface at once. The P2 pixel pitch is sharp close up, and the high contrast makes it distinctly striking seen from a darkened auditorium. The cabinet structure is quiet, front-serviceable and can be integrated into existing scenery or support structures – we agree that at the free site survey.
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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.
Widescreen format: for churches, theatres and long rooms
The 4.5 metre width was made for content that calls for a wide composition: projecting hymn text and scripture verses while the live camera feed stays on screen; theatre backdrop and captions at once; a panoramic view at an event. At a P2 pixel pitch the image is already continuous from 2 metres, so those in the front pew or the front row of seats also see sharp text – which is decisive for text projection. The 11.7 m² surface is clearly legible from the back of the room, and the 2.6 metre height fits comfortably above or behind the stage or the altar area in most spaces with a long floor plan.
Technical parameters for specialists
The resolution is 1300×2250 px at a pixel density of 500 px/m – in a two-zone layout (a live image plus a text band, for example) both zones run at native sharpness. Brightness above 600 cd/m² gives a readable image even in a bright church interior with windows, and it can be turned down low for a darkened theatre space so as not to dazzle. Because of the refresh rate above 6000 Hz, live relay and recording of a service or a performance are also free of banding. Contrast above 5000:1 gives deep blacks in a dark auditorium – with the content off, the wall effectively disappears. The power feed is 220 V and peak consumption is 439 W/m² (about 5 kW for the whole wall); we check the electrical sizing at the survey.
Quiet, reliable operation – for decades
In a liturgical or theatrical space, technology is good when it is imperceptible: this wall has passive, quiet cooling and makes no intrusive noise in operation. Its reliability comes from the quality built into it: named, quality LED chips and bin-matched modules – so the surface does not go patchy and the colours stay uniform years later. If a module does fail, it can be replaced from the front in minutes, even between two events; parts are available from regional stock, with no waiting months for a shipment from abroad. On a church or theatre wall used weekly, the 100,000-hour lifespan effectively means several decades of service.
Handling during an event: simple and automatable
Control is over Wi-Fi or LAN, and the content can be switched from a technical desk, a laptop or even a tablet – the output of lyric projection software can be sent straight to the wall. With the timer function the wall switches on automatically before the event and off afterwards, so nobody has to give it a separate thought. No technical person is needed to run it: if you can write an email, you can handle this – and at handover we also train the congregation's or theatre's technicians and volunteers. With real content, consumption averages below 147 W/m², so the electricity cost of a three-hour occasion comes to about a euro.
Building into an existing space
On a church or theatre installation we rarely work onto an empty wall surface: the cabinet structure can be integrated into a bespoke mounting frame, among existing scenery elements or onto stage technical supports. At the free site survey we examine the options from both a structural and an aesthetic point of view – in a listed setting, choosing the fixing points calls for particular care, and we have experience of that. Thanks to the pre-built cabinets, installation typically takes 1–2 days. The quote itemises the price (modules, control, support structure, installation), and training in how to use it is part of the handover – there are no hidden costs.
Typical applications
Indoor LED video wall P2 – 2.6 × 4.5 m (11.7 m²) — frequently asked questions
Is this size suitable for projecting hymn text in a church?
Yes. Because of the 4.5 metre width and P2 sharpness the text is perfectly readable even from the front pew, and brightness above 600 cd/m² ensures visibility in a bright church interior with windows. The surface can be zoned: a live camera feed can run alongside the hymn text.
Is the wall noisy in operation?
No. The cooling and the electronics run quietly, so it cannot be heard during a service, a concert or a theatre performance – that is one of the main reasons we recommend this build for liturgical spaces.
Can it be built into existing scenery or a rig?
Yes. The modular cabinet structure can be fitted into a bespoke mounting frame, among scenery elements or onto stage technical supports – we agree the solution at the free site survey, together with the structural considerations.
What is the real cost of running it?
With real content the average consumption stays below 147 W/m², which for the 11.7 m² wall is about 1.7 kW – the electricity cost of a three-hour occasion is about a euro, and even a full-day event only comes to a few euros.
How long will it last, and what happens if it fails?
The 100,000-hour lifespan means several decades with regular weekly use. A faulty module can be replaced from the front in minutes with a bin-matched part from regional stock; the warranty period is set out in the quote and can be extended with the Warranty+ package.
Who will operate the wall in the congregation or the theatre?
Anyone who uses a computer: control is over Wi-Fi or LAN, even from a tablet, and at handover we train the technicians and volunteers in person. With the timer function, switching on and off can be automated.
