The 3.8 × 7 metre, 27 m² P2 LED video wall is the largest indoor solution in our range, with a resolution of 1900×3500 px (500 px/m). It is made for flagship venues: the main visual element of large sports halls, conference centres and prestige event spaces, where the wall defines the character of the space. The refresh rate above 6000 Hz is free of banding on a live relay, and contrast above 5000:1 with 16.7 million colours gives production quality. Peak consumption is about 11.9 kW (439 W/m²), and in real use it works at around 4 kW on average. The 100,000-hour lifespan means 10+ years even with intensive use, and the surface can be extended further to a bespoke design.
Indoor LED video wall P2 – 3.8 × 7 m (27 m²)
The 380×700 cm size was made for the largest and most demanding projects: for venues where the LED video wall is an architectural element in its own right, the foundation of the space's visual identity. The vast surface can be run as a single continuous, cinema-scale experience or split into several zones, so the look can be recomposed from event to event. Even at this size, P2 pixel density gives a sharp image close up – it does not break into pixels seen from the front row. A surface this large calls for structural, electrical and control system design, so the project always starts with a free site survey and detailed technical consultation.
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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.
Flagship size: for whom, and why?
This size is justified when the venue wants the greatest possible visual impact: a sports hall where the wall is the face of the arena, the plenary hall of a conference centre seating an audience of a thousand, or an event venue aiming at the top of the market. The 27 m² surface is a dominant sight even from the back row, while because of the P2 pixel pitch the image is already continuous from 2 metres – so the seats beside the stage get no pixel grid either. A sense of proportion also matters: in a smaller room this size can be too much, and in that case we honestly recommend the 24.5 or 14.4 m² version – that is exactly what the free site survey is for.
Technical parameters for specialists
The resolution is 1900×3500 px at a density of 500 px/m, which comes to nearly 6.7 million pixels – 4K source material can be run at native quality, and we size the control system's capacity accordingly. The refresh rate above 6000 Hz is free of banding on multi-camera live relays and slow-motion replays, and contrast above 5000:1 with 16.7 million colours gives broadcast-grade colour rendering. The surface can be zoned freely: a live image, statistics, captions and a sponsor band can run in parallel. Peak consumption is 439 W/m² – about 11.9 kW for the whole wall – so the power feed and the cable cross-sections are sized during the design phase together with the site's electrical designer.
The quality a flagship project demands
Across 27 square metres a single mismatched module would stand out – which is why every cabinet is built from quality LED chips and strictly bin-matched modules, with factory calibration data. That keeps the colour and brightness of the surface uniform, and replacement modules fitted years later match precisely. The segmented build gives operational security: a failed module can be replaced from the front in minutes while the rest of the wall runs undisturbed – the audience 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 operation even with intensive daily use.
Operation: a large wall, a small daily burden
Real consumption stays far below the peak: with mixed content it averages below 147 W/m², so the whole wall runs at about 4 kW – the electricity for a ten-hour event day comes to roughly 40 kWh, a few euros. Control runs over the network from a central desk: zone management, scheduled content changes and timed switching on and off can be handled remotely, and the brightness can be regulated to the lighting conditions. Day-to-day operation needs no dedicated engineer – if you can write an email, you can handle this – and we train the venue's technical team at handover, with the training included in the price rather than charged separately.
Design, delivery, payback
The project starts with a free site survey: structural consultation on the support frame, electrical capacity, the lifting and installation route, and control system capacity. The cabinets arrive manufactured and calibrated in segments, and on-site installation typically takes 3–5 days. The quote is itemised – modules, control, support structure, installation – with no hidden costs. At a flagship venue the payback comes through several channels: a higher room hire class, technical service charges, the sale of sponsor and advertising surface, and the per-event projector and decoration hire that falls away. On request we prepare a payback calculation tailored to the venue's traffic figures to accompany the quote.
Typical applications
Indoor LED video wall P2 – 3.8 × 7 m (27 m²) — frequently asked questions
Is this the largest indoor LED video wall you offer?
Yes, the 380×700 cm, 27 m² build is our largest catalogue size – anything larger we create to a bespoke design through modular extension, up to several tens of square metres.
What support structure and power feed does it need?
The support structure is designed to the conditions on site with structural consultation; on the electrical side, the peak consumption of about 11.9 kW (439 W/m²) has to be provided – we assess both at the free site survey.
Does the whole wall have to be shut down if something fails?
No. Because of the modular cabinet build, an individual module can be replaced from the front in minutes while the rest of the wall runs undisturbed – and we supply a bin-matched part from regional stock.
What is the real cost of running it?
With real content the average consumption stays below 147 W/m², about 4 kW for the whole wall – the electricity cost of a ten-hour event day comes to roughly 40 kWh, or a few euros.
What is the warranty, and how long will the wall last?
The 100,000-hour lifespan means 10+ years even with intensive, all-day use. The warranty period is set out in the quote and can be extended with the Warranty+ package, while our own service backing is available throughout the life cycle.
How long does installation take on a project of this size?
Because the cabinets are pre-built and calibrated in segments, on-site installation typically takes 3–5 days including the support structure and commissioning – the precise schedule is set out in the quote after the survey.
