In a 320×160 cm, 2:1 landscape format, this P2.5 indoor LED video wall gives 1280×640 px and 900 nits – made specifically for high-ceilinged, high-traffic spaces: shopping centre lobbies, bank branches, museums and airport interiors. The optimal viewing distance starts at 2.5 metres, with the comfortable zone at 6–20 metres. The modules are a front maintenance design, replaceable from the front, which means servicing takes minutes even in a recessed build. HDMI, DVI and DisplayPort inputs let it be driven from any signal source. The LED chips last 100,000 hours: around 17 years even at 16 hours of shopping centre operation a day.
Indoor LED video wall P2.5 – 320×160 cm
The 320×160 cm landscape-format P2.5 LED video wall is the workhorse of large indoor spaces: in a shopping centre lobby, a bank branch, a museum or the foyer of a large conference hall, it works where thousands pass by every day. The 5.1 m² surface is large enough to catch attention from a distance, while the 2.5 mm pixel pitch is dense enough for those who stop to see a sharp image close up. The 900 nit brightness gives a readable image even in bright, glass-roofed retail spaces. Because of the front maintenance design, the wall can be built in recessed and serviced without rear access. We plan the exact installation method at 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.
A display for high-traffic spaces
In a shopping centre lobby or a bank branch the display has a double job: to draw the eye from a distance and to inform close up. The P2.5 pixel pitch is made for exactly that – by the 1 mm ≈ 2.5–3 m rule of thumb the image is continuous from 2.5 metres, distinctly comfortable from 6 metres and still high in contrast at 20 metres. The 2:1 landscape format suits a position above a portal, behind a reception desk or at the end of a corridor axis. In a museum it typically runs an events calendar and exhibition content, in a bank branch queue numbers and product information, at an airport passenger information – all scheduled and rotating automatically. The free site survey optimises the positioning.
Technical detail for specialists
The resolution is 1280×640 px, which means a pixel density of 400 px/m – and because of the 2:1 ratio it divides well into two 640×640 zones or into a native landscape composition. The 900 nit brightness is the upper indoor class: it gives a readable image in a glass-roofed atrium or a position near a shop window, and can be turned back automatically at night. The signal inputs are HDMI, DVI and DisplayPort, so a media player, a digital signage player and a PC can all be connected directly; the daily content rotation can be scheduled with the controller's CMS software. The front maintenance design means the modules are opened from the front with magnetic or screw fixings – in a recessed build this is the only properly serviceable solution.
Quality that stands the retail pace
On a commercial display running 12–16 hours a day, a weak component shows up quickly: discoloured panels, blocks of dead pixels, and then a shutdown with no service. That is why here too we fit named, quality LED chips and bin-matched modules – the colour of the surface stays uniform even after many thousands of operating hours. The 100,000-hour chip lifespan works out at around 17 years at 16 hours of retail opening a day. If a module fault occurs, the front maintenance design means it can be replaced from the front in minutes – there is no need to break into the portal. Parts are available from regional stock, and support is by phone and online.
Operation, for operators
The 5.1 m² surface typically runs at an average consumption of 700–800 W with real, mixed content – at 16 hours of opening a day that is 11–13 kWh, a well-plannable monthly figure in the tens of euros at operating level. Content management runs remotely through the CMS: every campaign can be refreshed from the operator's office, and the timer matches operation and brightness to opening and closing. No IT specialist is needed – if you can write an email, you can handle this – and we train the operating team at handover, included in the price. Let out as an advertising surface, the wall pays for itself: retail displays typically return their cost in a matter of months.
Building it in: recessed, suspended or into a portal
The front maintenance design gives great freedom in the build: the wall can be recessed into a steel niche frame, suspended from a ceiling mount, or integrated into a portal structure – even with no rear service walkway. In a recessed build the niche frame has to be fitted into the architectural drawings, and we provide design support for that. As an indoor display it needs no official consent, and installation including the support structure and commissioning typically takes 1–2 days. The quote itemises the modules, the control, the mounting and the installation. At the free site survey we clear up the structural, electrical and signal network questions at once.
Typical applications
Indoor LED video wall P2.5 – 320×160 cm — frequently asked questions
Can this LED video wall be recessed into a wall?
Yes. That calls for a steel niche frame, which we fit into the construction drawings – and because of the front maintenance design the modules are replaced from the front, so a recessed wall is fully serviceable without rear access.
What is its lifespan in commercial use for many hours a day?
The lifespan of the LED chips is 100,000 hours: about 17 years at 16 hours a day, or about 11 years at 24 hours a day. The control electronics and the power supplies typically need replacing after 5–8 years – and those are available from regional stock.
Is it bright enough for a glass-roofed, well-lit retail space?
Yes, 900 nits is the upper indoor class and gives a readable image in a bright atrium and near a shop window – and it can be turned back automatically at night so as not to be intrusive.
How can content be refreshed across several sites?
With the controller's CMS software the content can be refreshed and scheduled remotely over the network – several displays can be managed from a single central interface with no on-site intervention.
What makes up the price, and does it pay back as an advertising surface?
The quote itemises the LED modules, the control, the support structure and the installation. Let out as an advertising surface in a high-traffic location, retail displays typically return their cost within months – we provide a payback calculation on request.
What happens if a module fails during opening hours?
The front maintenance modules can be replaced from the front in minutes while the rest of the wall keeps running. We supply a bin-matched replacement module from regional stock, so the repair is colour-accurate, and the warranty is set out in the quote.
