The 3.8 × 6.4 metre, 24.5 m² P2 LED video wall is a genuine giant display: at 1900×3200 px (500 px/m) it gives a cinema-screen-sized surface that is still sharp close up. It is the main visual element of events centres, the plenary halls of conference venues and large wedding venues. Brightness above 600 cd/m² and contrast beyond 5000:1 give an intense image even from the back row, and the refresh rate above 6000 Hz is free of banding on a live relay. Peak consumption is about 10.8 kW (439 W/m²), but in real use it works at around 3.6 kW on average. The surface can be zoned, control runs from a central desk or over the network, and the 100,000-hour lifespan means 10+ years even with intensive use.
Indoor LED video wall P2 – 3.8 × 6.4 m (24.5 m²)
The 380×640 cm size belongs in spaces where the LED video wall is the main attraction itself: the plenary hall of a conference centre, a large wedding venue, a prestige corporate event space. The 24.5 m² surface can be run as a single continuous, cinema-screen-like experience or split into several zones – in a plenary session a live camera feed, slides and a lower information band can run on it at once. Even at this size, P2 pixel density gives a sharp image close up, so the front rows see no pixel grid either. A surface this large calls for electrical and structural design, so the project always starts with 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.
When the wall is the experience
A 24.5 m² surface is no longer an accessory but the leading player in the space: film screenings, live concert relays, large-scale corporate presentations and wedding backdrops all appear on it at cinema-screen scale. Because of the P2 pixel pitch the image is continuous from 2 metres – those in the front row get a cinematic picture rather than a pixel grid, while brightness above 600 cd/m² stays intense from the back of the room. In a wedding venue the wall is scenery that changes at the touch of a button: a restrained backdrop for a morning ceremony, a full party spectacle in the evening – with no print or decoration costs, recomposed from event to event.
Technical background for specialists
The resolution is 1900×3200 px at a density of 500 px/m, which allows near-4K source material to be shown natively. The refresh rate above 6000 Hz is free of banding on camera capture and live streams, while contrast above 5000:1 and 16.7 million colours give production-grade colour rendering. The control system divides the surface into several independent zones: a live image, graphics, captions and a sponsor band can run in parallel. Peak consumption is 439 W/m², about 10.8 kW for the whole wall – at this surface area, sizing the electrical supply is a compulsory design step, which we agree at the survey together with the site's electrical engineer.
Reliability at high-stakes events
A plenary session or a wedding cannot be repeated – the wall has to work first time and every time. That is why every cabinet is built from quality LED chips and bin-matched modules: across 24.5 m² there is not a single patch of differing shade, and later replacements are colour-accurate too. The segmented build is the key to that security: if a module fails, it can be replaced from the front in minutes while the rest of the wall runs undisturbed – the event does not even notice. Parts are available from regional stock within days, and support is by phone. The 100,000-hour lifespan means well over 10 years of service even with a busy events calendar.
Operation at this size
Real consumption stays far below the peak figure: with mixed content it averages below 147 W/m², so the whole wall runs at about 3.6 kW – the electricity for a ten-hour event day comes to roughly 36 kWh, a few euros. Control runs over the network from a central event production desk: zone management, scheduled content changes and timed switching on and off can all be handled remotely. Day-to-day operation needs no engineer – if you can write an email, you can handle this – and we train the technical team in person at handover, with support available afterwards.
From design to payback
A project at this surface area starts with the free site survey: structural engineering, electrical capacity, the lifting route and the control requirement all come up. The cabinets arrive in segments and on-site installation typically takes 2–4 days. The quote is itemised – modules, control, support structure, installation – with no hidden costs. For an event venue or a conference centre the giant wall is a direct revenue tool: the room can be let in a higher class, the technical service is a separate charge, and the cost of the projector and screen systems previously hired for every event falls away for good. We add a payback calculation to the quote on request.
Typical applications
Indoor LED video wall P2 – 3.8 × 6.4 m (24.5 m²) — frequently asked questions
Does a wall this size need a separate electrical supply?
Peak consumption is 439 W/m², about 10.8 kW for the 24.5 m² wall – we agree this at the site survey with the site's electrical engineer. In real use the average is far lower, about 3.6 kW.
Can the display be divided into zones?
Yes. The control system divides the surface into several independent zones: a live camera feed, a presentation, captions and sponsor content can run at once, and can be rearranged during the event.
How long does it take to build on site?
Because of the pre-built, calibrated cabinet system, on-site installation typically takes 2–4 days including the support structure and commissioning – we set out the precise schedule in the quote after the survey.
What happens if a module fails during an event?
The faulty module can be replaced from the front in minutes while the rest of the wall runs undisturbed. We supply a bin-matched part from regional stock, and the warranty is set out in the quote and can be extended with the Warranty+ package.
How long does it last with intensive event use?
The 100,000-hour lifespan is more than 25 years even at 10 hours of daily operation, and well over 10 years of service even with an intensive, all-day events calendar.
Does this investment pay back for an event venue?
Typically yes: the room can be let in a higher class and at a higher price, the technical service is a separate charge, and the per-event projector and decoration hire costs fall away. On request we prepare a specific payback calculation to accompany the quote.
